Edit version.php in wp-includes
$wp_version = ’2.9.3′;
$wp_version = ’3.0.1′;
This way it will not display that annoying announcement asking for updates. And don’t forget never to update to 3.0. Wait for 3.0.1 or 3.1.
Edit version.php in wp-includes
$wp_version = ’2.9.3′;
$wp_version = ’3.0.1′;
This way it will not display that annoying announcement asking for updates. And don’t forget never to update to 3.0. Wait for 3.0.1 or 3.1.
W3 Total Cache is a good plugin.
My main blog has quite a bit of traffic, so a cache solution is required. I’ve used HyperCache for a while, because it had better results than Wp-SuperCache. A few days ago I stumbled on to W3TC. I didn’t give it much chance at first, but after a few minor tweaks, it turned out to be a much better solution.
I love the Minify part. And i started using a CDN for the images and css, which really takes the load off the main server:
Last Day Data Trans: 11.83 GB
Last Day Total Hits: 535,404
I know blogging is fun, but fun can turn into a small business and must be greased up from time to time in order to run smoothly.
For some reason, the plugin does not run when a new post is published. I guess some cron problems. So, the option is to run it manually or don’t upgrade.
I still haven’t found a replace plugin for it.
I updated some of my blogs to wordpress 2.9 and when i was trying to upload any pictures. I tried different solutions, including the one with the .htaccess and SecFilterEngine and nothing. While replacing stuff in .htaccess i noticed i had the php_flag display_errors set to off. I turned on and the error I got was this:
Call to undefined function ctype_digit() in /wp-admin/includes/file.php
After more digging, I came up with a solution of my own. Here it is. In file.php replace this line:
if ( isset( $file['error'] ) && !ctype_digit( $file['error'] ) && $file['error'] )
with this one:
if ( isset( $file['error'] ) && !is_numeric( $file['error'] ) && $file['error'] )
It worked!