WordPress 2.2 now available
The newer version of WordPress 2.2 is now available for download here.
Please take the time to get a copy of the software and upgrade your blogs. Thank you!
Add comment May 27th, 2007
Posts filed under 'Scripting'
Upgrade your blogs to WordPress 2.1.13 & 2.0.10
The new release of WordPress are versions 2.1.13 and 2.0.10.
There are security updates so download your copy now and upgrade your blogs.
Add comment April 4th, 2007
Gallery2 Setup Requirements
If you are installing Gallery2 for the first time and you are gettings errors such as:
Error
Error (ERROR_PLATFORM_FAILURE) :* in modules/core/classes/GalleryTemplate.class at line 270 (gallerycoreapi::error)
* in modules/core/classes/GalleryTemplate.class at line 200 (gallerytemplate::_initcompiledtemplatedir)
* in main.php at line 418 (gallerytemplate::fetch)
* in main.php at line 87
* in main.php at line 80
This error is usually due to wrong folder permissons to your g2data. Submit a support ticket to have this folder CHMODed to 777 to fix the issue.
Add comment July 1st, 2006
WordPress 2.0.3 Released
The latest in the stable 2.0 series, 2.0.3, is now available for download at WordPress.org.
This is a bug fix and security release, and is recommended for all WordPress users. In addition to an issue that was raised on Bugtraq a few days ago, we’ve also backported a number of security enhancements from 2.1 to further enhance and protect your blog.
This release includes:
* Small performance enhancements
* Movable Type / Typepad importer fix
* Enclosure (podcasting) fix
* The aforementioned security enhancements (nonces)
We’d like to encourage everyone to upgrade their blogs to the latest version.
You can download a copy of WordPress here.
Add comment June 10th, 2006
Branded cPanel Login
I’m sure a lot of cPanel users still don’t know that they can create a branded cPanel login or a Webmail login to integrate just anywhere in their website. All you need is cut & paste the code found here.
< ?php
#Login Configuration
#cPanel
#$protocol = 'http';
#$port = 2082;
#Webmail
#$protocol = 'http';
#$port = 2095;
?>
Just uncomment the first few lines of the code by removing the ‘#’ sign before the ‘$’ characters. The ones posted above are for cPanel and WebMail, so just select either one. Make sure your pages are in PHP for this to work.
Add comment June 3rd, 2005
