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ScribeFire para Firefox

Descobri uma extensão do Firefox, que integra uma ferramenta de blog no browser.Comecei a escrever este post, NÃO a partir do meu habitual BlogJet , mas a partir dessa extensão, que se chama ScribeFire. As únicas perguntas de configuração do blog são as credenciais (login/password) e a “server API URL”. Assim as possibilidades de configuração [...]

Upgrading WordPress on IIS 6

Upgrading WordPress on IIS 5 is very easy: all the user has to do, is to unpack the contents of the latest official WordPress distribution file to the folder/directory where WordPress is already installed, choosing to OVERWRITE all files in the way. Despite the fear that a total overwrite might cause, it is a safe [...]

WordPress + BlogJet – Problems and Solutions

I found that the “group posting” (Blog -> Group Posting) feature in BlogJet has one problem: if the post includes images and you are posting from your localhost PC to both a localhost blog and to a public Internet blog, then the public Internet blog might NOT display the pictures, because their URLs – their [...]

WordPress blog not showing all categories?

I found that when a WordPress blog doesn’t list all its categories with posts, the reason probably is because of its current presentation theme. This problem was happening with my private blog: when using the “almost spring 1.2” theme, some categories with posts were NOT listed; the problem went away when reverting to the “Wordpress [...]

WordPress 2.0 Problems on 2006-01-25

I found two problems (bugs?) with WordPress 2.0 + MySQL 5. (1) you can’t save a post, before you publish it. If you try to save, before publishing, you’ll get the error “WordPress database error: [Incorrect datetime value: '' for column 'post_date' at row 1]“. There is a workaround, for this problem: to force a [...]

Green Light to WordPress on 2006-01-22

After testing some blogging systems, WordPress won my heart! Unfortunately, installing WordPress on Windows 2003 + IIS6, was not as easy as it should have been. IIS6 is so different from IIS5 – the web server that comes with Windows XP Pro – that people used to deploy PHP applications on that platform, might be [...]