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• WordPress Troubleshooting: WordPress Admin Area (Dashboard) Redirect Loop

  Yesterday, I helped one of my clients with her WordPress-powered blogs. When I tried to find the solution — using search engines — I could not find any exact solution. Problem overview Okey, here’s the problem: When I tried to login to WordPress dashboard — not WordPress.com, but self-hosted — I always got these errors: Redirect Loop The browser [...]

  Oct 14, 2008 # 1:02 am / in: Services, Webdev, wordpress / 2 comments / tags: cookie, dashboard, firefox, opera, plugins, wordpress, wordpress 2.6, wordpress plugin

• WordPress 2.7

  After upgrading to WordPress 2.6, I found no big problems. Everything looks fine. There are already many features offered, but do I use them all or try to get benefits from them? I don’t think so. I only use some some basic blog features. Do you? Well, no matter how many features, I do not [...]

  Aug 01, 2008 # 8:14 pm / in: Thought, WWW, Webdev, wordpress / 5 comments / tags: features, movabletype, plugins, sitemap, wordpress, wordpress 2.6, wordpress 2.7, xml

• WordPress 2.6 Upgrades

  Today, WordPress 2.6 is available with code name “Tyner”. You can read what features shipped in this version at WordPress Development blog. I have been following WordPress 2.6 since the beta release from Sub Version, and it looks good. So, I upgraded my WordPress install right away. The upgrade process — from WP 2.5.1 — [...]

  Jul 15, 2008 # 11:34 pm / in: Webdev, wordpress / 1 comment / tags: wordpress, wordpress 2.6

• Remote Publishing Settings in WordPress 2.6

  If you’re using desktop blogging client to publish your content, and you’re using latest WordPress version (2.5.1), you should have no problems at all. But, if you upgrade to WordPress 2.6, you should adjust some settings. I tried to publish using a regular method (setting up a blog, pointing to XML-RPC gateway, inserting username and [...]

  Jul 14, 2008 # 4:34 am / in: Webdev, wordpress / 1 comment / tags: blogging, wordpress, wordpress 2.6, xmlrpc

• WordPress.com is Gears-enabled now

  If you’re using WordPress.com service, you probably notice that there is a new link in the upper right of dashboard navigation. It says “Turbo“. This is a new feature offered by WordPress.com, telling that WordPress.com is Google Gears-friendly website. In my other blog (using WordPress from SubVersion), I already enabled this. And, I can take [...]

  Jul 04, 2008 # 9:58 pm / in: Services, wordpress / 2 comments / tags: features, google, wordpress, wordpress 2.6

• How’s your wp-config.php file?

  WordPress relies on wp-config.php file to connect to database. Here, there are some basic settings about our WordPress installation like database-related information and language interface. When we upgrade our WordPress installation to new release, we can have our WordPress blog running without problem, even without touching wp-config.php file. But, in some release, there are some new [...]

  Jun 28, 2008 # 1:59 am / in: Webdev, wordpress / no comments / tags: configuration, security, wordpress, wordpress 2.5, wordpress 2.6

• WordPress 2.6 Features

  The coming WordPress 2.6 (scheduled to be released on August 7th, 2008, or July 7th, 2008) will have more features. Most of you probably heard that about the probably-most-well-known Post Revisions feature. But, there are some other features that should be highlighted. Here are some of them I find (using WordPress from SVN, revision 8094): Post [...]

  Jun 16, 2008 # 4:06 pm / in: wordpress / 6 comments / tags: features, gravatar, wordpress, wordpress 2.6