A few months back we launched a site redesign/redevelopment project for a client, and made a simple mistake that had some interesting ramifications. It’s worth posting here so others don’t make the same mistake. What Happened When redeveloping the site, we moved the WordPress instance from the web root: /public_html/wp-config.php /public_html/wp-includes/ /public_html/… to a subdirectory…
July, 2008
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I’m hoping to be there for most of the weekend – should be a good event.
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furbo.org – Bugging – great points from Craig. Early adopter hassles aren’t just for end-users. Twitter Blog: Finding A Perfect Match – no-brainer. This cartoon wrote a sweary word on your toilet wall. (thanks Sam) Micah Chic – I wish I were half as funny as Micah. Twitter Technology Blog: Summize and The Future of…
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This is just brilliant I knew that the SDK would provide developers the room they needed to really spread their wings and succeed. My faith has been rewarded. For best results, use with this. (thanks Sean)
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Today’s .me domain registration was very interesting. The process was definitely a bit FUBARed by the registrars as they allowed people to register domains that were already taken, but the fact that they did lead to a rather interesting side effect: creativity. I watched with interest as people I knew tried out interesting combinations of…
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I’ll be there tonight, looking forward to both presentations.
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subversion: Subversion 1.5 Release Notes 280 Slides – Create & Share Presentations Online – really, really, impressive WordPress 2.6 Beta 1 :: geek ramblings – funny, we were just about to hack in post revisions in a plugin. Boulder Will Humble You | Andrew Hyde – true about many other great places as well. The…
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I’ll be on WordPress Weekly this Friday. The format of this podcast is interesting as people can ask questions live – should be fun.
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This is great (thanks Joe). I see people complaining and whining about Twitter’s downtime and issues1 all the time. I understand where they are coming from, but believe it or not I actually like the fact that Twitter isn’t a 100% reliable service. I don’t want Twitter to become a responsibility; I like having a…
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In a small Texas town, (Mt. Vernon) Drummond’s bar began construction on a new building to increase their business. The local Baptist church started a campaign to block the bar from opening with petitions and prayers. Work progressed right up till the week before opening when lightning struck the bar and it burned to the…