I choose to not run FTP on my server so when it comes time to upgrade WordPress, I do it manually. If, like me, you think that even the short instructions are too long, here are the even shorter instructions. […]
In the past it was a hassle to get off of my motorcycle to key in the garage door code before getting back on the cycle to pull it into the garage. Stashing a garage door opener in my jacket […]
A while back I wrote about how to perform incremental backups via rsync to an Amazon EC2 instance. The script worked great when run manually from a Python interpreter but I always ran into issues when trying to automate the […]
A common requirement for a Java web application is that it be able to send e-mail in response to certain events. A couple simple examples of this requirement are a web form that sends a confirmation e-mail to the user […]
Today I released version 2.0 of the List Authors WordPress widget. The underlying code has in fact existed for quite some time in the form of a patch submitted to WordPress to enhance the abilities of the wp_list_authors template tag. […]
My plan to create a PHP/MySQL implementation of my PhotoNotes script was completed sooner than expected thanks to the requests and encouragement I’ve received on the project page. This was the perfect opportunity for me to teach myself some AJAX: […]
p>It has been an exciting and hectic month to say the least. Talisha and I had our 3 year anniversary dinner on February 3 at La Belle Vie. I’ve known for some time that she is the perfect girl for […]
My next coding side-project is another WordPress plugin. After posting some photos of my breadboard, I decided it would be nice to have a way to add notes to those photos. The current solution is Mbedr which I’m not happy […]
As can be seen by some of the comments left on the site, a couple of frequently requested features cannot be added to the List Authors widget because they are not supported by the underlying wp_list_authors template tag. The WordPress […]