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Google now also reports about old versions of software
When I logged in to Google Webmastertools today I was presented with a message that I’m using an old version of Vbulletin on one of my websites. Vbulletin is currently in the 4.x.x. version but in the 3.x.x versions there … Continue reading
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WordPress wp_list_comments callback explanation
When working with comments you might want to drastically change the appearance of the comments. You can use a new comment template with which you call from the template where you want to list the comments. But if you want … Continue reading
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WordPress get_comment_meta and update_comment_meta
WordPress now features a function to allow you to store meta data for each comment. Just like it’s able to do so for posts. It seems that, under the hood, WordPress has functionality that potentially prepares it for metadata on … Continue reading
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Features to expect in WordPress 3.2 (to be released Q2/Q3 2011)
WordPress 3.1 has just been released and I, as a WordPress addict, am already searching for information on WordPress 3.2. This release is scheduled for the first half of 2011. One thing seems to be sure, WordPress 3.2 will no … Continue reading
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How to make WPML compatible with W3C Total Cache
If you’re a heavy user of WordPress and use WMPL together with W3C Total Cache then you might have found out that it doesn’t work properly when using alias domains for each language. The language switcher doesn’t work correctly anymore. … Continue reading
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Retrieve server/host Windows version
Not one of the easiest jobs, is retrieving the version information of your Windows computer with PHP. Other methods are available, but they don’t show you the exact version, usually just report WINNT or similair strings. The code below will … Continue reading
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WordPress shortcode output buffer versus appending to string
When your develop a Wordpress plugin there is a big chance that you will need to include a shortcode. If you simply echo each line, you will notice that your output will not appear on the right place. This is because Wordpress will output your code as soon as it encounters the echo. Therefore you should use a different way to get your output on the page. This will ensure that the output will appear on the place where you’ve added the shortcode. Continue reading
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WordPress footer no longer appearing
All of a sudden, the code included by WordPress Plugins dissapeared, the solution was easier than expected but took a lot of work to finally find out put before the body closing tag. Without the tag, the code won’t be … Continue reading