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3 years ago
in WordPress humour - Digging in a Habari sandpit on Comments for 'Blog in isolation'
Glad you like it.
I was thinking of having a competition for people to write their own error pages on their blogs and sending a trackback to my blog post to enter it. What do you think?
Writing an error message takes time, but I had the robot from Hitchhiker's Guide in mind when I wrote that :)
I was thinking of having a competition for people to write their own error pages on their blogs and sending a trackback to my blog post to enter it. What do you think?
Writing an error message takes time, but I had the robot from Hitchhiker's Guide in mind when I wrote that :)
3 years ago
in #50: I promise to kiss the Blarney stone on Scobleizer
When you're in Blarney call in for a cup of tea :)
3 years ago
in Time for a commercial break on Scobleizer
*ahem* think any of the people in that advert spend hours at the Xbox every day? They're probably at the gym or outside exercising :)
3 years ago
in Interesting, don’t miss second page on Scobleizer
You can change the number of items per page. Take a look at Options->Reading in your backend!
4 years ago
in Musings on a Multiblog WordPress on Climb to the Stars
I'm working on multi blog support and also on getting Smarty into WP too. Smarty is almost working fine, without caching, but the multi-blog stuff is hard if you want to run all the blogs on one host.
I went for the "thin layer" solution - mod_rewrite rules break up the URL and change URLs so that a "wpblog" variable is set to the name of the blog. A stripped down wp-config includes a wp-blogs/BLOGNAME/wp-config.php and then processing continues.
Unfortunately, I'm not an expert at writing mod_rewrite rules and it's proving to be a stumbling block.
In b2++ I redirect all requests to a redirect.php, but that turned out to be a very complex solution - I needed lots of PHP code to figure out what the URL contained. I'd rather have a thin layer any day!
I went for the "thin layer" solution - mod_rewrite rules break up the URL and change URLs so that a "wpblog" variable is set to the name of the blog. A stripped down wp-config includes a wp-blogs/BLOGNAME/wp-config.php and then processing continues.
Unfortunately, I'm not an expert at writing mod_rewrite rules and it's proving to be a stumbling block.
In b2++ I redirect all requests to a redirect.php, but that turned out to be a very complex solution - I needed lots of PHP code to figure out what the URL contained. I'd rather have a thin layer any day!