Joseph Rodgers sent me a link this past week to check out a post by Collis Ta’eed about a website where you can actually purchase ready to go admin themes for your web application just like you would a front end template and stylesheet from a template website. This is an awesome idea and I […]
Archives for 2008
Using ModRewrite
Let’s say you have just re-designed a website and during the process you were forced to change some filenames in the new site from what they were in the existing website. For example, about.htm is now called about.php in the new site structure. Normally you would be forced to endure having a dead link in […]
Apache 301 Redirect
I could have sworn I had posted some basic Apache Functions and Mod Rewrite’s on here a long time ago but today when I actually drew a blank and couldn’t remember how to do a 301 they were nowhere to be found so I am going to create a new category on here for Apache […]
Hosting Locations of Busiest Websites
Being a partner and co-founder of a managed hosting company, Pleth Networks, I try to stay up with what’s going on in the industry. I stumbled onto Netcraft this morning and found this hosting research data pretty interesting. Notice how big a piece of the pie our datacenter, The Planet, has in comparison to the […]
Turn Off WP Comments Globally
Turning off comments globally in WordPress is kind of a community frustration among developers, we get requests from time to time from our clients that are running WordPress that are wanting to globally disable comments. Honestly there really isn’t a good way to approach this, in a nutshell, this has to be handled on a […]
FB Connect Signup Process
Here’s an update on Facebook Connect for those of you who have been playing with the idea of integrating it into an application: For developers interested in integrating Facebook Connect support for their web, iPhone, or desktop apps, Facebook has announced that the signup process is now open. Interested developers can head over to the […]
WordPress 2.7 (Beta 2)
I have been holding off on diving into WP 2.7 for a little while until the community hashes through all of the bugs, etc. For those of you early adopters out there that do have it running with Beta 1, you may want to update to Beta 2. Here’s a list of the fixes addressed […]
Open Source WP Themes
Brian Gardner has been my favorite WordPress Theme developer for a while now. His themes in conjunction with Jason Schuller plugins are by far the new standard in my opinion. I typically use Brian’s themes as a starter shell for my projects and usually hack the CSS and images to make the finished product look […]
Ads On Social Networks
Advertising on Social Networks is something that I have been following pretty closely because I see so much potential there. Turns out my hunch on social media advertising that I posted a few months back has turned into a reality, it works. Did you know that 40% of consumers have made purchases based on advertising […]
Facebook Winning Over Business
Doug Caverly brought up something on Webpronews this morning that I thought was pretty interesting. Turns out that Facebook is leading MySpace in yet another area, turns out more businesses are turning to Facebook as opposed to MySpace for setting up their business in social arenas. If the Dow passes below 2,000 and World War […]
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