P is for PHP Right about now I imagine all those folks who downloaded the promotional free versions of ExpressionEngine given out over the weekend are finding something out: not all PHP is ‘open’. PHP source code can be encrypted so that the source code cannot be viewed, much less edited or copied. From the bit of […]
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I’ve become so caught up in the comradery of the WordPress effort, that someone only need mention something and I’m off coding it. However, I can’t put all my time into ‘tweaking’–much as I’d like to. I have other things demanding immediate attention, and the rest of the LAMP essays and code tweaks will have […]
Carthik.net has a good summary on must reads for moving from Movable Type to WordPress. LibraryPlanet just wrote up a migration strategy (and provided code) that encompasses how to use WordPress 1.2 new slug feature to support the MT keyword-based shorter file names. If anyone else has any links related specifically to exporting out of MT and importing […]
This is just a quick tease not a full essay. Want to see a static HTML page from WordPress? Take a peek. (You can see static rendering of the Atom syndication feed here. Burningbird here. Program modified to grab all content in page and reproduce.) I logged into the #wordpress IRC today, and the issue of static rendering of […]
M is for MySQL and P is for PHP I like to go the book store about once a week, to browse the shelves checking out what’s new and have a really nice cup of coffee at the cafe. (Well, and also make sure my books are stocked, but that goes without saying.) A couple […]