CLAMP Campus Adventures

I’ve upgraded to Wordpress 2.0.  I never ran into the issue Carl said he had with his upgrade.  The only issues I had was with my stupidity when deciding to change my Wordpress install directory at the same time as my install.   The only plug-in I had problems with was the one I use to [...]

Good morning. The del.icio.us script I’ve been working on has been updated again. It now does the following…

I’ve signed up for a del.icio.us account which allows me to mark links as I find them. This will allow me to quickly mark pages I want to come back to and share them as well. Once a day, this blog will update with the day’s links. I’ve tested the [...]

The pracut hack has been fixed. There was a couple (or four) missing escape characters in the code block displayed. It worked fine, but people who copy-cut-pasted the code from my page would have gotten an error. I apologize for the incovienence and thank K for noticing the <code> tags [...]

By popular (okay, one person’s) demand, I have added most recent comments and trackbacks to the sidebar. I used this plugin to get it done. Enjoy.

Part of WordPress’s remote posting is it has to run a crontab which periodically cycles through and checks the POP account you’ve created for mail. It’s fairly simple to set up to run.

There is apparently a significant security risk in the last version of WordPress (1.5.1.2) which required an immediate fix or upgrade. There is more information here about the steps required.

For several weeks now, I’ve been playing with a new WordPress plugin called Blogs of the Day. Unlike other plugins for WordPress, this one isn’t about making your site more aesthetically pleasing or easier to navigate. This one is all about popularity, and more importantly, building a community of WordPress bloggers.