Post archive for ‘Code’
WordPress 2.5 Features Big Admin Changes
Similar to how 2.3 overhauled the tagging, category and classification system, version 2.5 of WordPress will overhaul the admin area.
More than just a visual overhaul (which was needed), WordPress 2.5 will feature better admin functionality and an improved user interface thanks in part to Happy Cog.
There’s a nice article on WordPress.org detailing the work that [...]
Internet Explorer 8 Introduces WebSlices
Why, Microsoft, why? That’s all I ask. Why must you continue to introduce proprietary technology in Internet Explorer?
Internet Explorer 8 Beta is now available for download and one of the new features is WebSlices. By adding a few specific class names to content blocks, IE will essentially syndicate the content.
<code><div class=”hslice” id=”1”> <p class=”entry-title”>item - [...]
DotNetNuke No Search Results Message
I’ve finally deployed the DotNetNuke site I’ve been working on. After deployment is when the most obvious things pop up.
For instance, in DotNetNuke when you search for something in the site it will return a list of links to what it finds. What it won’t do is display something friendly like “No Search Results [...]
Multiple Versions of IE on Win XP
Multiple IE is a great little free program that lets you run multiple versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer along with version 7 of Internet Explorer.
The previous version I used to check IE6 used a Virtual PC and was a memory hog. This method worked perfectly and much faster and lets you test all the way [...]
WordPress Super Cache and Local Analytics
Two nice WordPress plugins were released this week that might be of use to some.
First up is Local Analytics. This plugin caches the urchin.js file on your local server, allowing faster loading of the script. It also adds an admin configurable host of options that allow better tracking of outgoing links, downloaded files, and email [...]
Memory Size Bytes Exhausted Error
A big thanks to TechTracer for pointing me in the right direction for a frustrating WordPress error.
After upgrading to WordPress 2.3 (fairly painless, despite the major changes due to “tag” implementation) I couldn’t upload images. Any image over 100K would produce an error stating: Allowed memory size of 16388608 bytes exhausted (tried to [...]