That day. When you're in a really important meeting and you realize you have dried drool on your shoulder, and don't even know it. Then when you're on your way home you realize "That's how they knew I have kids!". When this happens multiple times, including having a soother pop out of your laptop bag, [...]
WordPress 4.3 has a cron issue which may affect your sites. There is a bug in WordPress 4.3 which can affect some sites causing high CPU loads and / or Database issues. "Just spent a few hours debugging two sites which went down and tracked it down to wp_options cron exploding in size. There apparently [...]
Submitted my first change request/commit for Jetpack, which I already have in use on my site. You'd think having Google+ pages as a link would be something that they'd already have on there? Strange! Find it here: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/pull/2654 I went a little further down the blogging road with MainWP and converted my plugin/extension over to [...]
Been a very interesting couple of weeks! I got married, have started blogging for MainWP (a software company that creates a management suite for WordPress developers such as myself), I created a basic extension using their framework on top of a plugin, all part of the tutorials here: http://blog.mainwp.com/creating-a-wordpress-plugin/, and am in the process of uploading a video [...]
I’m going to dive right into this blog post on creating a plugin for WordPress. There are countless tutorials out there and ways to code and structure a plugin, but for the purposes of these articles I’m going to make it short and simple. […]
So I turned the script that I had created earlier into a WordPress plugin. It will give you fillable boxes inside of your WP installation, and all you have to do is make sure you know your login details for both the old server and the new one. Let me know if it works for [...]
I created a plugin that is a companion to a php script that I used recently - http://anothercoffee.net/drupal-to-wordpress-migration-tool/. This basically picks up where the other script left off, and migrates images after the content. It uses WordPress' built-in media sideload library and ties it directly to the post ID, so it will automatically be entered as [...]
Configured brute force protection for Wordpress logins on the server today after I noticed some increasingly high CPU usage. cPHulk already monitors all of the other ports and blocks accordingly, but I needed something that would let me affect all Wordpress installations at once with minimal involvement moving forward (which is why all sites have [...]
A big day and busy week! Moving to live customer testing on the database/directory project that has been in the works for the past few months, the Excelerate Conference site has their schedule of events calendar ready to go and should be completed and launched today, I have the mail server set up and ready [...]
So after a bit of digging I was able to complete a working IMAP mailbox-to-mailbox migration script to help move accounts between servers. A lot of time and effort will be saved, as it is run directly on the server rather than linking your mail client to two accounts and transferring it using drag and [...]