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Canonical plugins would be plugins that are community developed (multiple developers, not just one person) and address the most popular functionality requests with superlative execution. These plugins would be GPL and live in the WordPress.org repo, and would be developed in close connection with WordPress core. There would be a very strong relationship between core and these plugins that ensured that a) the plugin code would be secure and the best possible example of coding standards, and b) that new versions of WordPress would be tested against these plugins prior to release to ensure compatibility. There would be a screen within the Plugins section of the WordPress admin to feature these canonical plugins as a kind of Editor’s Choice or Verified guarantee. These plugins would be a true extension of core WordPress in terms of compatibility, security and support.

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In order to have a system like this, each canonical plugin’s development community would probably need similar infrastructure to WordPress itself, including things like Trac, mailing lists, support forums, etc. These things will be worked out within the development community over the coming months, but in the meantime, we really need a better name for this. Many people have no idea what canon/canonical means (clearly, they are not Dr. Who fans!), and having to define the word distracts from discussing the core ideas behind the concept. So, we thought we’d do a community poll to see what people think we should call canonical plugins. We brainstormed a few dozen ideas yesterday and whittled it down to our top handful. Based on the definition of canonical plugins given above, which of these terms do you think best describes them? I’m including a short description of our thoughts on each.
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Standard - Implies that these are the standard by which all other plugins should be judged, as well as the idea of them being the default plugins.
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\nPremium – Identifies these officially-supported plugins as best-in-class and of the highest value, and could potentially disambiguate the word Premium as it is currently being used in the community (to refer to anything from commercial support to licensing terms to actual code quality).
\nValidated - Focuses on the fact that the code is reviewed for compatibility with core and for security.
\nOfficial – Makes it plain that these are the plugins officially endorsed by the core team as being the best at their functions.
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Cast your vote in the poll below to have your opinion considered during the decision-making process. And if you can think of a word that we haven’t listed here that you think is better, please submit it in the poll! The poll will remain open until 11:59pm UTC Thursday, December 10, 2009.
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picture of core team minus MattJust a heads up that Trac commits will be pretty low over the next couple of days, as all the core committers are in Orlando: Matt, Ryan, Andrew, Peter and Mark. We all came for WordCamp Orlando (fun!) and are staying a couple of extra days to discuss the vision for WordPress in the coming year, the merge, canonical plugins, the WordPress.org site, community stuff, and all the other things that are important but that we never seem to have time to address. Since when things like this come up in the IRC dev chat or in various forums there’s inevitably a point at which someone says, “We really need to have [insert a core committer name here] here to make a decision,” we thought it would make sense to get together and figure out where everyone stands on all these ideas so that we can move forward a little more efficiently. Also, not all the committers had met in person before (and I’d never met Andrew or Peter), so it’s also a chance for us to just get to know each other a little. Watch this space around Tuesday or Wednesday for a post summarizing the things we’ve discussed, and the beginning of planning for how members of community can get involved in (or spearhead) the things that interest them.

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Thanksgiving was last week, and I thought about doing a post to thank the people who contribute to WordPress core, since this is a group of people I’m thankful for on a daily basis. I started a draft, and then realized that with 2.9 in beta, we’ll have a release announcement sometime in the next few weeks (barring unforeseen complications, etc), and all the core contributors will be thanked then. Though I think it’s worth giving thanks every day for the people who make WordPress possible, I don’t like to clutter up anyone’s feed readers with repetitive posts, so I decided to wait until today for my post, and to focus solely on the other group I’d planned to include: support forum volunteers.

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Forum volunteers don’t get a lot of flashy attention. There aren’t flame wars about whether or not the support forums should be commercial instead of free and community-run. There generally aren’t big arguments and debates over whose point of view is the right one. What the forums do have is amazing volunteers who give their time to help other WordPress users and developers learn. People who only know a little answer easy questions that maybe they’ve only recently learned the answers to themselves. People with more expert skills help troubleshoot larger issues. If someone offers advice that could be better, others will add their solutions to the mix. Of all the WordPress users I’ve met in person, not one person got started without visiting the forums. In many cases, people turn to the forums even before the Codex. In the support forums, I see a lot of what is best about our community, and almost none of that which is not.*

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Without further ado, here’s my thank you to the volunteers who make the support forums work. Without them, we would be less than what we are today. I’m listing people by their Wordpress.org usernames, since that’s how you see them in the forums.

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Official WordPress.org Support Forum Moderators

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These are the people who’ve officially got your back and have been active in the past few months. See them at a WordCamp? Buy them a beer! Otto42, jeremyclark13, MichaelH, samboll, Chris_K. MichaelH suggested we also recognize Moshu, Podz, Kafkaesqui for past meritorious service.

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The Honor Roll
\nThese people are not official moderators, but their knowledge and activity levels have caught the attention of those who are. A big round of thanks to these folks for selflessly sharing their knowledge with other WordPress users.

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Most active volunteers, nominated by more than one official moderator for recognition (for the reasons given):
\nalchymyth – “Overall knowledge”
\napljdi – “Overall knowledge and programming skills”
\nt31os_ – “Programming skills”
\nwhooami – “For her security responses” “Knows her stuff”

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Generally active volunteers, nominated by official moderators for recognition:
\nesmi, ClaytonJames, numeeja, stvwlf, buddhatrance, songdogtech, alism, alchymyth, Ipstenu, RVoodoo, jdingman, kmessinger, ArnoldGoodway, Shane G., figaro, jonimueller, blepoxp, cais, mfields, designdolphin, doc4, greenshady, mercime, mrmist, bh_WP_fan , henkholland, krembo99, jdembowski, pboosten, adiant, andrea_r, GDHosting, Gangleri.

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Some newcomers who’ve been getting active:
\na_johnson, equalmark, WebTechGlobal, kymac.

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And an additional shoutout to plugin authors who take an active role in moderating threads regarding their plugins, again nominated by official moderators for recognition:
\nscribu, GDragoN, sivel, MikeChallis, GamerZ, alexrabe, arnee, sociable, takayukister, hallsofmontezuma, joostdevalk, filosofo, roytanck, donncha, Hiroaki Miyashita, manojtd, froman118, error, Viper007Bond, alexkingorg, cavemonkey50, azaozz, aaroncampbell, isa.goksu, flipper, joedolson, redwallhp, eight7teen, orenshmu, WebGeek, Otto42, toddiceton, the_dead_one, mywpplugin, MattyRob, markjaquith, TobiasBg, Txanny, elfin, jolley_small, stastoc, anmari, micropat, frekel.

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One more time, a huge THANK YOU to everyone who contributes to the support forums at WordPress.org.

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As we close out 2009 and get closer to 2010, it would be great for us to start thinking about some ways we could make it easier/more rewarding for people to be involved in the forums and other aspects of the open source project. I’ve started a forum thread to discuss some ideas with the thought that we can try a couple after the holidays and see what takes.

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* I say almost because let’s face it, we all get caught in the traps of trolls sometimes, and patience can be hard to keep when someone is a jerk. So a reminder to all who use the forums: be nice to the people who are trying to help you!

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P.S. While I’m at it, here’s another tip/request. Search the forums for your problem before posting; if it’s already been answered before (often more than once), you’re kind of wasting people’s time by posting it again without trying the previous solutions first. Please respect the time of the volunteers by searching first (and mention in your post what you’ve already tried).

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I was very excited last week to learn that WordPress has been awarded the Overall Best Open Source CMS Award in the 2009 Open Source CMS Awards. This is a landmark for us, as it is the first time we’ve won this award, and it marks a shift in the public perception of WordPress, from blog software to full-featured CMS. No small contest, the Open Source CMS Awards received over 12,000 nominations and more than 23,000 votes across five categories.

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As Hiro Nakamura said when he first bent time and space to land in Times Square: “Yatta!”

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In addition to winning in the Overall Best Open Source CMS category, WordPress was named first runner-up in the Best Open Source PHP CMS category. This is significant because we weren’t even in the top 5 last year, and now we’re #2, ahead of Joomla! As is stated on the Award site, “WordPress made its way into the top five for the first time. The fact that it was outranked by Drupal by a very slight margin indicates how popular it has become with users as well as developers over the past year.”

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Every day thousands of new people are embracing WordPress to power not just their blogs but entire sites and communities without compromising on usability or scalability (as would be the case with a legacy CMS). Every member of the WordPress community, from core developer to beginning user, should be proud to be part of this momentum: congratulations to us all!

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WordCamp NYC was last weekend, and it was crazy awesome to have so many WordPress users and developers together in one place (final numbers to come, but looks like over 700). One of my favorite moments was right at the end, when someone suggested getting a picture of the core contributors (I’d asked them all to stand so people could applaud them when we were doing the closing remarks). Some of them were camera shy and kept out of the happysnap, but here’s a handful of the people who make WordPress what it is.

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Core Contributors at WordCamp NYC
\nFrom left: Matt Martz (sivel), Jeremy Clarke, Shane Froebel (^BuGs^), Jane Wells, Matt Mullenweg, Mark Jaquith, Beau Lebens, Andy Peatling, John James Jacoby (jjj).
\nPhoto by Chris Cochran.

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2.8.6 fixes two security problems that can be exploited by registered, logged in users who have posting privileges. If you have untrusted authors on your blog, upgrading to 2.8.6 is recommended.

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The first problem is an XSS vulnerability in Press This discovered by Benjamin Flesch. The second problem, discovered by Dawid Golunski, is an issue with sanitizing uploaded file names that can be exploited in certain Apache configurations. Thanks to Benjamin and Dawid for finding and reporting these.

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Get WordPress 2.8.6.

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Just in case anyone forgot, the first of the November bug hunts for version 2.9 is now in progress, and will last another day. If you’ve got a dev environment set up, please consider pitching in to run some tests and help get us closer to the 2.9 milestone release.

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There are six WordCamps coming up before the end of the year, and since I like to make sure people know about it when there’s a WordCamp near them, here’s the list, with some personal commentary thrown in. If you just want the list without my asides, check out the full schedule at WordCamp.org.

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WordCamp Phoenix is first up, on November 13. I’d planned on attending this one myself before they changed the date (it was originally scheduled for the 7th), but will sadly have to miss it as it conflicts with WordCamp NYC. If you, like me, can’t make it to Phoenix, be sure to check their web site for information on the live stream they’re planning to provide. If it’s anywhere near the quality of the stream from Portland or Seattle earlier this fall, it’ll be just like being there, but without a t-shirt to show for it (and theirs has stripes, so if you’re local, you should go!). My only consolation in missing this WordCamp is that I’ve seen about half of the speakers before. If you’re going, don’t miss the session by John Hawkins on Building a WordPress Plugin; it got me to write my first plugin in Portland! Matt‘ll be there, will you?

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WordCamp Victoria is next, on November 14. This is another one I’d love to go to, but can’t because it’s at the same time as New York’s. I would especially have liked to go because it looks like the speakers are all local, and I haven’t seen any of them speak before. Occasionally WordCamps lose a little of the local feeling by focusing on visiting speakers, so it’s nice to see so many Vancouverites on the list. They’ll have a Blogger track and a Technical track running concurrently, so there should a little something for everyone. No word on a live stream, but hopefully they’ll be able to catch some of the presentations on video and post them to WordPress.tv after the event.

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WordCamp Bangkok is scheduled for November 15. I have to admit that the first thing that catches my eye on their agenda is “WordPress Band.” I’ve known WordCamps to have people performing songs before, but a whole band? Might be a first. I hope they’ll post the video to WordPress.tv, too.

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WordCamp New York City is the same weekend as the previous three, on November 14-15. In the interest of full disclosure, I need to tell you that I’m one of the organizers of WordCamp NYC, so my informative comment about it here may be a little biased. That said, we have over 50 confirmed speakers (both local and visiting), and 2 full days of content in 8 — count ‘em, 8 — tracks. Newbies get a free year of hosting and walked through setting up a WordPress blog in workshop format, while the other tracks have specialized content for Bloggers, CMS Users, Beginning Developers, Advanced Developers, Academic Users, people interested in MU/BuddyPress, and the Open Source Community. Did I mention the theme and plugin contest? Or the awesome shirts? How about the Genius Bar, or the Hacker Room? The additional Unconference sessions? If you’re anywhere near NYC that weekend (and with the Acela, that’s anywhere from Boston to D.C.), you should definitely come. I’ll be there, Matt’ll be there, lead developer Mark Jaquith will be there, lead developer of BuddyPress Andy Peatling will be there, and too many other WordPress luminaries and locals to mention. If we hit 800 registrations by November 12, I’m baking cookies for everyone.

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WordCamp Peru will be on November 28 in Lima. I was checking out their topics list, and it looks like they’re planning to cover all the usual topics around blog administration, security, increasing traffic, and integration with social media sites. No speaker list yet, but if you’re in Peru, it looks like this will be a nice gathering of WordPress users, and they’re hoping to have around 100 people attend.

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WordCamp Orlando is the last of the year, on December 5. They haven’t published a speaker list or schedule yet, but I know Matt will be there, Mark Jaquith will be there, and I will be there. I know some other awesome core contributors are planning to come, but I don’t want to jinx anything, so if you’re curious, come see for yourself. Plus, Florida in December!

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#2 - The second bug hunt will be a week later, Saturday through Monday, November 14-16, 2009. This should make it possible for anyone who needs more than a week to set some time aside to participate. This bug hunt will coincide with WordCamp NYC, where a special Hacker Room will be set aside for people to go and work on 2.9 bug tickets alongside regular core contributors including Mark Jaquith and Matt Martz (sivel from IRC).

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Test, test, test existing patches! You can see all tickets with patches that need testing by checking this report. When you’ve tested a patch, report your results in the ticket comments, so core committers can see how the patch is faring.

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Fix known bugs! You can see the bugs that need patches by checking this report. Look for the ones that seem that they’ll affect the most people or have the biggest impact by being fixed. Edge case bugs should be lower priority.

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Report new bugs! As you’re testing out the development version, if you come across a bug, search trac to see if someone has reported it yet. If so, add a comment with your experience to the ticket so we’ll know it’s affecting more than one person. If no ticket exists yet, create one.

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Core committers will be around (in the #wordpress-dev channel at irc.freenode.com) both weekends to review patches that have been thoroughly tested, answer questions as needed, and give feedback on patches that need more work before being commit-worthy.

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Tom Lee writes at Manifest Destiny about his discovery that spammers were abusing a full-text RSS tool he developed.

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The self-described black-hat search engine optimization crowd — the folks who assemble sites peppered with ads that are designed to attract search engine traffic, aka “link farms” — had been using my script to steal other people’s content and republish it on their own sites.

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Spammers call those link farms “autoblogs”. They’re a popular fad among black-hat SEO consultants (which is what spammers generally prefer to call themselves). His description is correct: they use automated tools to copy material without permission and re-publish it on fake blogs covered with ads. Typically they also send high volumes of pingback or trackback notifications to try to trick naïve bloggers into linking to them (thus boosting the spammers’ search engine rankings – often at the expense of the original authors of the stolen material). They rip off both the bloggers whose material they’ve stolen, and the advertisers who are paying for worthless ads run on bogus sites.

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It’s a pattern of behaviour we’re all too familiar with at Akismet.com. Spammers take advantage of trusting (and trustworthy) bloggers, web sites and online services. And it’s the innocent operators of those services who, ultimately, are harmed the most.

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Tom’s experience demonstrates an unfortunate modern reality: that spammers will take advantage of trust and openness. If you own any web site that allows users to consume resources – that is, any web site that allows users to perform an action – you need to monitor it for signs of abuse. An unsupervised or abandoned web site is a spammer’s playground.

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If you use the Sitewide Tags plugin for WordPress MU you may have missed Ron’s announcement post about the new release.

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This version is all Ron’s doing. He merged in features he has worked on over the past year. Check out his blog post for the full list of changes.

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Oh yeah, I’m doing mini-merges of WordPress and MU code all the time. Update from trunk (svn link) if you want to try it out, and please report any bugs on trac! I love the new trash feature!

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There have been a lot of references to “canonical plugins” over the past year, especially at WordCamps by Matt, but we haven’t really posted anything official about the idea, nor have we really made much progress beyond discussions about how awesome it would be to have canonical plugins and how good it would be for the community. But what are canonical plugins, you ask? Well, that’s one of the many things the core commit team has been talking about over the past few days, and everyone agrees that we need to prioritize this aspect of the project sooner rather than later. So, here’s a super high-level description of how we’re currently thinking about canonical plugins, which we’d like to use to initiate some focused community discussion on the topic.

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Canonical plugins would be plugins that are community developed (multiple developers, not just one person) and address the most popular functionality requests with superlative execution. These plugins would be GPL and live in the WordPress.org repo, and would be developed in close connection with WordPress core. There would be a very strong relationship between core and these plugins that ensured that a) the plugin code would be secure and the best possible example of coding standards, and b) that new versions of WordPress would be tested against these plugins prior to release to ensure compatibility. There would be a screen within the Plugins section of the WordPress admin to feature these canonical plugins as a kind of Editor’s Choice or Verified guarantee. These plugins would be a true extension of core WordPress in terms of compatibility, security and support.

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In order to have a system like this, each canonical plugin’s development community would probably need similar infrastructure to WordPress itself, including things like Trac, mailing lists, support forums, etc. These things will be worked out within the development community over the coming months, but in the meantime, we really need a better name for this. Many people have no idea what canon/canonical means (clearly, they are not Dr. Who fans!), and having to define the word distracts from discussing the core ideas behind the concept. So, we thought we’d do a community poll to see what people think we should call canonical plugins. We brainstormed a few dozen ideas yesterday and whittled it down to our top handful. Based on the definition of canonical plugins given above, which of these terms do you think best describes them? I’m including a short description of our thoughts on each.
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Standard - Implies that these are the standard by which all other plugins should be judged, as well as the idea of them being the default plugins.
\nCore - Makes the close relationship to core WordPress development very clear, and has the implication of bundled plugins (even though we don’t need to actually bundle them now that the installer is right in the admin tool).
\nPremium – Identifies these officially-supported plugins as best-in-class and of the highest value, and could potentially disambiguate the word Premium as it is currently being used in the community (to refer to anything from commercial support to licensing terms to actual code quality).
\nValidated - Focuses on the fact that the code is reviewed for compatibility with core and for security.
\nOfficial – Makes it plain that these are the plugins officially endorsed by the core team as being the best at their functions.
\nCanonical – Maybe once people get used to it, canonical wouldn’t confuse so many people?\n

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Cast your vote in the poll below to have your opinion considered during the decision-making process. And if you can think of a word that we haven’t listed here that you think is better, please submit it in the poll! The poll will remain open until 11:59pm UTC Thursday, December 10, 2009.
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We’ve restructured WordPress HelpCenter a little bit, and it is now fully run by Crowd Favorite and staffed by Crowd Favorite developers. This change is due to how the business has evolved as it’s grown, and what we believe will allow it to flourish going forward.

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While we are continuing to focus on providing top notch support and customer service for the community, we have added more development experience on the day-to-day team. This allows us to provide expanded on-demand development and customization services as well as offering support and troubleshooting services.

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I’d also like to thank all of the plugin developers, theme authors and other affiliates that are working with us – we really appreciate your partnership. If you create plugins and/or themes for WordPress, be sure to sign up for our affiliate program and register them with us so we can give you a little reward when we work with something you’ve built.

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One English tutorial, two French tutorials, and a couple of WordCamp videos—including one overdue—make up this week’s activity on WordPress.tv:

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Last week, we saw Google Summer of Code participant Daryl Koopersmith’s presentation on the Elastic plugin for WordPress. This week, we published the presentation from fellow Summer of Code participant Justin Shreve on his work creating a Search API for WordPress. Both projects are quite interesting and their presentations from WordCamp NYC are definitely worth your time. The audio levels are a bit low, so turn up your speakers or grab a pair of headphones—don’t let the sound stop you from watching.

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One we’ve been waiting for came in this week: the final “Ignite-style” presentation from WordCamp Seattle, in which Josh Harrison teaches some tips and tricks for the wp-config.php file. Since it’s Ignite-style, it lasts only five great minutes—check it out.

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We also published two tutorials in French from our friends at WP Channel: Restaurer une base de données MySQL and Rediriger vos visiteurs en fonction des préférences de langues du navigateur.

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Last, there’s a tutorial from the creators of the Snipi plugin for WordPress.org, explaining the installation of the plugin and how it interacts with both the “stock” WordPress gallery feature and the NextGEN Gallery plugin.

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We received a handful of emails this week with suggestions for future content, and one or two pointing us to videos you’ve found interesting enough to want on WordPress.tv for others to see. Keep those suggestions coming! You can always post a comment here or contact us through our handy form.

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Stay tuned for more from WordPress.tv!

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New Plugins

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WP Plugin Installer

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Adds advanced plugin installation options to WordPress. Allows the user to install the development version of a plugin. Adds a link to the top of the plugin install page to install the development version of the plugin. If the development version is not available then a message is displayed at the top of the plugin install page.

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My Snippets

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The My Snippets plugin displays custom snippets in the widget area of your choosing on a post-by-post basis. It allows you to easily display contextual content.

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Google Analytics Visits

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This plugin uses Google Analytics API to fetch data from your analytics account and displays user visits from each country in the widget.

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SocialGrid

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The SocialGrid widget makes it easy to include attractive links to your various social media profiles on the web.

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Updated Plugins

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Feed Reading Blogroll

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The plugin adds a cool new blogroll that is able to display the freshness, author name and the latest post-title of your bookmarks. It enables you to sort the blogroll by the latest update of your bookmarked blogs.

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Google Maps Store Locator

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The Google Maps Store Locator Plugin for WordPress empowers web developers & web site owners to easily manage and display any set of important stores, products, or other locations on their website in an easily searchable manner. Uses Google Maps.

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Twitter Goodies

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Twitter Goodies plugin will show your tweets under Sidebar Area (Widget), Post and/or Pages. REFRESH AUTOMATICALLY and you have 5 different Color Option.

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All in One Webmaster

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If you are a webmaster you probably heard of “Google Webmaster Tool“. Both Yahoo and Bing have their own versions called “Yahoo SiteExplorer” and “Bing Webmaster Central“. All in One Webmaster has option to add Google, Bing, Yahoo Webmaster Meta-Tags. Single click sitemap submission to Google, Bing, Yahoo and Ask. Add tracking code for Google, Clicky, 103Bees analytics.

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Sidebar Photoblog

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Sidebar Photo blog is simple, light and easy to use. It also has some nice effects, a simple slideshow, ability to show random photos and an archive page for your pictures.

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FancyFlickr

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Adds a nice looking gallery from flickr styled with a little CSS3 and jQuery, which degrades nicely in older browsers.

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picture of core team minus MattJust a heads up that Trac commits will be pretty low over the next couple of days, as all the core committers are in Orlando: Matt, Ryan, Andrew, Peter and Mark. We all came for WordCamp Orlando (fun!) and are staying a couple of extra days to discuss the vision for WordPress in the coming year, the merge, canonical plugins, the WordPress.org site, community stuff, and all the other things that are important but that we never seem to have time to address. Since when things like this come up in the IRC dev chat or in various forums there’s inevitably a point at which someone says, “We really need to have [insert a core committer name here] here to make a decision,” we thought it would make sense to get together and figure out where everyone stands on all these ideas so that we can move forward a little more efficiently. Also, not all the committers had met in person before (and I’d never met Andrew or Peter), so it’s also a chance for us to just get to know each other a little. Watch this space around Tuesday or Wednesday for a post summarizing the things we’ve discussed, and the beginning of planning for how members of community can get involved in (or spearhead) the things that interest them.

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While I was going through the developer feed on WordPress, I saw a pretty interesting thing, which could mean that WordPress 2.9 will be out pretty soon. The update on WordPress Dev Prologue reads:

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Strings are frozen for 2.9 as of the beta 2 release. Happy translating.

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Though this may not mean much as of now, as only the strings are frozen in the build. However, it could also suggest that the release is imminent and should be out soon.

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If you haven’t checked out WordPress 2.9 yet, read a hands-on review of WordPress 2.9 I did earlier.

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Publish The Feed Later: WP Engineer provides a nice tutorial on how to publish your post to your feed a few minutes (configurable) after you publish your post. These few minutes can help you find errors or bugs in your post and fix them before they get sent out via your feed to all your readers. The “hack” requires you to change your theme’s functions.php file and add the code snippet provided. Alternatively you could also use a plugin written by our very own Keith, called Feed Pauser. I see no compatibility information on this plugin (maybe Keith could chime in and let us know) but it does offer further functionality such as the ability to prevent individual posts from appearing in your feed. A useful hack/plugin for those like me who have an itchy post finger.

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Before I start, I must say that this question is directed more towards advanced users, rather than users who don’t fiddle with their themes.

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As a advanced user of both WordPress and PHP, I prefer to keep things to the minimal and make use of existing features rather than adding new ones that overlap.

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For example, I wanted to use the Bit.ly API to shorten URLs and track them. Instead of using a plugin I could create for my use or use existing ones, I preferred to add a new method to the functions.php of my theme. For those who are interested, you can find the code below.

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Functions.php should generally be used when you just want to add a minor feature that requires a single function or few lines of code. However, you cannot use functions.php to run code in the actions such as “plugins_loaded”, which run before the theme is loaded, you can however add code to other actions which run after the theme is loaded. This is by design and should be too, as each theme will have their own functions.php file and should only perform functions that relate to displaying the website.

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Theme developers can use Functions.php to include common methods like getting recent posts or comments and so on instead of including additional plugins. Of course giving due credit wherever required is of utmost importance too.

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I had written a post earlier, whether or not it made difference If you use 1 plugin or 100 plugins which can give you a general idea on what benefits you can get by using functions.php for smaller functions. It is still debatable, but you can always run benchmarks to find which the best method is.

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Of course, users who edit themes themselves will have a minor problem if they keep changing their themes, as functions.php is different for each theme. I usually create a new file called “customfunctions.php” and then include it in the functions.php to keep things short and sweet and reusable.

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Do you prefer to add code to functions.php or prefer using plugins for small tasks? Do let me know your thoughts about it.

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SimpleBlog

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SimpleBlog

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Doesn’t contain many features nor does it have preloaded plugins other then WP-PageNai. It has a small option page where you can edit the logo and favicon url’s, from this page you can also add your feedburner url and twitter account that will be displayed on the custom sidebar widget called: RSS Feed Suscribe. It has all the basic html elements styled for posts and the sidebar is widget ready.

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BlueSkyLine

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BlueSkyline is a simple WordPress Theme with one Sidebar and Widget Support. There is an Option Page to populate the Footer.

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RedCity

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RedCity is a WordPress Theme with two Sidebars, one Topbar and one Footerbar for Ads or whatever Widget you want to place there and Widget Support. There is an Option Page to populate the Footer.

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Are you a theme author? Submit your theme to get it listed here.

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The code editor. One for plugins and one for themes. If I were using tracking software, it would register me as rarely venturing into that part of the WordPress administration. I’ve used WordPress for two years and I’ve burned myself enough times by using these code editors that I neglect to use them anymore side from looking but not touching code. The biggest problem I have is that it doesn’t contain any revisions. Also, when you click the save button, it reloads the page and causes the scroll bar in the code window to go back to the top meaning I have to remember which line of code I was editing and also remember the change I implemented so I can remove it if I don’t like the desired effects.

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I’ve really come to appreciate using Control Z on my keyboard to undo changes I don’t like. You can’t do a Control Z after you click the save button in the editor which again, brings me back to my complaint of no revisions. When CodePress was introduced, I thought it was cool and a much-needed upgrade over the current implementation. However, I love NotePad++ and the ability to play around with a local copy of my site by editing the files directly within a good editor instead of through WordPress.

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It’s my opinion that those who know what they are doing use their favorite tool and then upload the changes rather than the built-in code editor. I’m going to take a guess and say that end users make up the majority of the user base for WordPress and that this user base is not so inclined to use the editor to change code around. Therefor, I’m hoping to hear some valid reasons as to why it should be kept in WordPress.

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\nDo You Use The Code Editor?(online surveys)
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WordPress 2.9 beta 2 is out, and the final release of WordPress 2.9 should be out in a short time. However, not many of you might have tried out the beta or may be aware of the new functionalities that will be included in it.

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Here is a hands-on review of WordPress 2.9 Beta 2. I try to showcase some of the most interesting features you can look forward to.

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Image Editor

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The most interesting feature in WordPress 2.9 is the introduction of a basic image editor. Using this feature you can crop photos, resize them and more.

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In WordPress 2.9 whenever you upload an image, you can edit it using the edit image option.

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The image editor contains several useful functions such as image cropping, image rotation and image flipping. In addition to that you can also undo and redo your actions. Overall WordPress 2.9 provides users with a much needed image editor which rocks.

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Post Trash Can

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How many times have you had a OOPS moment, when you deleted a post and then realized that you should not have done it? WordPress 2.9 introduces a much needed Trash can feature, which will allow you to undelete the posts you did not intend to.

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The new Trash feature completely replaces the old Delete functionality, when you click on the Trash link, the status of the post will be moved to “Trash”, and can be restored for a certain time limit, 30 days by default.

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To view all the posts or page in Trash, just visit the Trash menu in the top of the Edit Posts or pages section. You can also limit the number of days the trash can should hold deleted posts by adding the following line to your wp-config.php:

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Change the number 7 to the number of days you want to store deleted copies in the trash can.

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Restoring Deleted Posts

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If you deleted posts by mistake, you can always restore it by visiting the Trash menu and clicking on the restore link. You can restore multiple posts by using the Bulk options.

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Disabling Trash Can Feature in WP 2.9

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The Trash can feature is very useful, however, some of you might want to disable it. To disable trash feature, just add the following code to wp-config.php: define(’EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS’, 0);

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Once you do that, you will see Delete Permanently option instead of Trash.

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Embedding Videos and Images with oEmbed

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oEmbed provides media providers with a way to provide additional information about a media used from their sites you are adding it from. For more information on this visit the oEmbed site.

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In short, you can now embed videos directly into WordPress by providing the URL of the video, instead of having to add the entire embed code into it.

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oEmbed support is enabled by default, you can disable it by visiting Settings -> Media.

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Tackling Duplicate Content With rel=”canonical”

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WordPress 2.9 adds a new tag to the page header which specifies the canonical path to the actual content. Using this tag is highly suggested if you want to tackle duplicate content. You can read more about what this means at a Google Webmaster blog post.

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Automatic Database Repairing

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WordPress 2.9 introduces a new feature which can help you to automatically repair database problems. This can come in very handy as not many users usually manage their database or optimize them.

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To setup Automatic DB repairs in WP 2.9, you will need to add a new constant to your wp-config.php file as follows:

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define(’WP_ALLOW_REPAIR’, true);

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Once you do that, WordPress will automatically repair the DB periodically

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Under the Hood Changes: Theme & Plugin Developers

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These changes should not usually affect the end users, but will help our plugin and theme developers.

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WordPress 2.9 introduces new functions which can come in pretty handy to plugin and theme developers. These include, but are not limited to:

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WordPress 2.9 does not pack as many features as 2.8 did, however it does introduce a lot of new and exciting features. Many of which will make life easier for both the end user and plugin and theme developers.

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These are some of the most noticeable features I saw in WordPress 2.9. However, I might have missed a few of them out, so please feel free to comment and let me know about them, or give your views on what you think of the latest changes that will be unleashed in WordPress 2.9.

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In the past few weeks, I’ve come across more and more websites which are in clear violation of the WordPress trademark, namely the domain requirements as outlined here. The simple thing to do when creating a website centered around WordPress is not to have the full name as part of the domain name. For example, fanofwordpress.com. Instead, it should be fanofwp.com. That’s not all that’s trademarked though as the WordPress logo is also registered.

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Trademarked WordPress Logo

Trademarked WordPress Logo

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The description of the visual trademark according to the United States Patent and Trademark Office is as follows:

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If you need an official logo to use, this page on the WordPress.org website has quite a few but one thing missing from the page is instructions on the proper usage of these images in a way that does not violate the trademark.

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WordPress is one of the most popular publishing systems in use today which spawns a host of websites that offer services related to the software or fan sites dedicated to the project. These sites will continue to be built but what happens if you invest time, money, and a bunch of sweat equity only to find out a year into the project that you’re violating the trademark and either have to redirect the domain to something else or change around the design of the website? This could pose quite a problem.

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To avoid situations like these, I think it’s time that a dedicated section of the WordPress.org website be setup to specifically address the WordPress trademarks. Explain proper usage as it relates to domain names, visual identity, etc. Answer as many common questions as possible through the information presented on these pages so that we know ahead of time what is and is not a trademark violation. I also think there needs to be a form where community members such as myself can notify Automattic of trademark abuse.

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While the model doesn’t have to be mimicked, I think Mozilla does a great job with presenting their trademark information to the public as well as providing a form to fill out to report trademark abuse.

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What do you think?

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New Plugins

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Tweet retweet posts

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This plugin adds a button to your wordpress posts which helps the user to tweet and retweet wordpress blog posts which will attract more targeted potential users to your blog and gain popularity.

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All in One Webmaster

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All in One Webmaster allow you to add Google, Bing, Yahoo Webmaster Meta Tag into Header of your theme and also you can add Google Analytics into theme footer.

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Open Post

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Open post plugin allows anonymous unregistered users to comment on selected posts, when you have a register to comment blog.

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SuperSlider-Excerpt

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SuperSlider-Excerpts automatically adds thumbnails wherever you show excerpts

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Frontpage Manager

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Lets you customize how frontpage posts appear in a number of ways: limiting by category, number of posts, number of words/characters/paragraphs.

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Updated Plugins

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Table of Contents Creator

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Table of Contents Creator automatically generates a complete table of contents for your site, including pages, posts and forum comments. The table of contents is generated each time the page is displayed therefore ensuring it is always up to date.

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Front-end Editor

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Allows you to edit posts, text widgets and even theme images on the spot, without having to go to the admin area.

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Online Leaf

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Online Leaf is a project started to help the Internet become greener. This is done by a standby engine, which reduces power consumption from inactive users on any blog or website Online Leaf has been installed on.

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Mingle

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The simplest way to turn your standard WordPress website with a standard WordPress theme into a Social Network.

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Submit to Any for Wordpress

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This plugin is for bookmarking your posts into many popular bookmarking sites and giving readers the chance to subscribe to subscribe to your feed.

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Well, this might be one of the last times I do a huge WordPress MU merge! I’ve just finished merging the code from WordPress 2.9 beta 1 into WordPress MU trunk. No, I didn’t link to the actual merge changeset. That’s 2007 and huge! :)

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Want to give it a go? Grab the zip file from here and install it on a test server. Do not, under any circumstances install it on your production server! Be aware that I haven’t tested most of the code yet so there may have been errors made during the merge.

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We also need to work out a good way of adding the commentmeta table to each blog. If your MU site has more than a few dozen blogs you need to add this table before you upgrade. On WordPress.com, it took quite a long time to add that table to each of the millions of blogs there! It’s probably something that an external plugin should handle. It’ll have to be linked from the MU download page and hopefully talked about enough that nobody tries to upgrade without it. Ideas?

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Oh, I’m testing out WordPress 2.9-beta-1 and changed theme here. I’m using a heavily modified version of P2. Love it so far. I’ve managed to hack it to do what I want. Noel did a great job with the theme.

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Version beta-2 of WordPress 2.9 is ready for your testing pleasure. You can download it or use the WordPress Beta Tester plugin and auto-upgrade a test installation. See all changes since beta 1.

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Just a month ago, WordPress for iPhone 2 was released. In that month, it’s been installed on over 55,000 iPhones and iPods. Today, we received word that WordPress for iPhone 2.1 is available now for download on the App Store. No special notes about installation this time — just update and enjoy.

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New in version 2.1:

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It usually take a few hours for the new version to appear on the App Store. If you don’t see it immediately, hang tight just a bit longer.

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We’ve already begun working on the next version, too — as always, you can follow our progress on the Making WordPress for iPhone blog.

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* WordPress for iPhone is Open Source, just like WordPress itself. The absolute fastest way to add the features you want to the app? Do what Jeff did — submit your own code. :)

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Feeling Lucky? by Tara Hunt: “It turns out that there IS such thing as lucky people, but it’s not some sort of mystical fate playing its hand at work after all. Instead, ‘lucky people’ are those who are really observant and open to opportunities.”

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Journey

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Journey

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Journey is a classic, three column theme with flexible width (800-1200px). With v1.1, Pings/Trackbacks are displayed separately and option pages.

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iTech

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itech

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iTech is high quality, low graphics, Lightweight, fast-rendering professional WordPress Theme, especially good for technology blogs. A tabbed block is added to sidebar for displaying Recent Posts, Popular Posts and Recent Comments. Built in control panel, you can set customized RSS feed, email subscription, twitter subscription and header logo.

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Blank

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Blank

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Blank has no layout but every template is full of html comments to explain the php stuff if you know a bit of css and html

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Amazing Grace Crimson

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AGCrimson

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A simple, neat and clean looking 3 column, fixed width WordPress theme that would be appropriate for a church or Christian ministry website.

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Bojan Zdrnja has published a post on the SANS Internet Storm Center blog today highlighting a distributed WordPress admin account cracking script. The script was discovered by one of the sites readers on a virtual private server (VPS). The acquired script is written in PHP and performs brute force cracking attempts to WordPress admin accounts.

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While this particular version is relatively simple, the power behind the script and the MySQL database allows the attacker to distribute the attacks not only by sites, but also by passwords tried as well.

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The article goes into detail explaining how the script works and suggests the typical security precautions such as using strong passwords, changing the admin username and limiting the admin login page to only your IP address. Brute force attacks on WordPress are nothing new but it’s interesting to see this approach using a distributed technique.

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Hat tip to WPVibe.

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Thanksgiving was last week, and I thought about doing a post to thank the people who contribute to WordPress core, since this is a group of people I’m thankful for on a daily basis. I started a draft, and then realized that with 2.9 in beta, we’ll have a release announcement sometime in the next few weeks (barring unforeseen complications, etc), and all the core contributors will be thanked then. Though I think it’s worth giving thanks every day for the people who make WordPress possible, I don’t like to clutter up anyone’s feed readers with repetitive posts, so I decided to wait until today for my post, and to focus solely on the other group I’d planned to include: support forum volunteers.

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Forum volunteers don’t get a lot of flashy attention. There aren’t flame wars about whether or not the support forums should be commercial instead of free and community-run. There generally aren’t big arguments and debates over whose point of view is the right one. What the forums do have is amazing volunteers who give their time to help other WordPress users and developers learn. People who only know a little answer easy questions that maybe they’ve only recently learned the answers to themselves. People with more expert skills help troubleshoot larger issues. If someone offers advice that could be better, others will add their solutions to the mix. Of all the WordPress users I’ve met in person, not one person got started without visiting the forums. In many cases, people turn to the forums even before the Codex. In the support forums, I see a lot of what is best about our community, and almost none of that which is not.*

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Without further ado, here’s my thank you to the volunteers who make the support forums work. Without them, we would be less than what we are today. I’m listing people by their Wordpress.org usernames, since that’s how you see them in the forums.

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Official WordPress.org Support Forum Moderators

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These are the people who’ve officially got your back and have been active in the past few months. See them at a WordCamp? Buy them a beer! Otto42, jeremyclark13, MichaelH, samboll, Chris_K. MichaelH suggested we also recognize Moshu, Podz, Kafkaesqui for past meritorious service.

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The Honor Roll
\nThese people are not official moderators, but their knowledge and activity levels have caught the attention of those who are. A big round of thanks to these folks for selflessly sharing their knowledge with other WordPress users.

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Most active volunteers, nominated by more than one official moderator for recognition (for the reasons given):
\nalchymyth – “Overall knowledge”
\napljdi – “Overall knowledge and programming skills”
\nt31os_ – “Programming skills”
\nwhooami – “For her security responses” “Knows her stuff”

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Generally active volunteers, nominated by official moderators for recognition:
\nesmi, ClaytonJames, numeeja, stvwlf, buddhatrance, songdogtech, alism, alchymyth, Ipstenu, RVoodoo, jdingman, kmessinger, ArnoldGoodway, Shane G., figaro, jonimueller, blepoxp, cais, mfields, designdolphin, doc4, greenshady, mercime, mrmist, bh_WP_fan , henkholland, krembo99, jdembowski, pboosten, adiant, andrea_r, GDHosting, Gangleri.

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Some newcomers who’ve been getting active:
\na_johnson, equalmark, WebTechGlobal, kymac.

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And an additional shoutout to plugin authors who take an active role in moderating threads regarding their plugins, again nominated by official moderators for recognition:
\nscribu, GDragoN, sivel, MikeChallis, GamerZ, alexrabe, arnee, sociable, takayukister, hallsofmontezuma, joostdevalk, filosofo, roytanck, donncha, Hiroaki Miyashita, manojtd, froman118, error, Viper007Bond, alexkingorg, cavemonkey50, azaozz, aaroncampbell, isa.goksu, flipper, joedolson, redwallhp, eight7teen, orenshmu, WebGeek, Otto42, toddiceton, the_dead_one, mywpplugin, MattyRob, markjaquith, TobiasBg, Txanny, elfin, jolley_small, stastoc, anmari, micropat, frekel.

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One more time, a huge THANK YOU to everyone who contributes to the support forums at WordPress.org.

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As we close out 2009 and get closer to 2010, it would be great for us to start thinking about some ways we could make it easier/more rewarding for people to be involved in the forums and other aspects of the open source project. I’ve started a forum thread to discuss some ideas with the thought that we can try a couple after the holidays and see what takes.

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* I say almost because let’s face it, we all get caught in the traps of trolls sometimes, and patience can be hard to keep when someone is a jerk. So a reminder to all who use the forums: be nice to the people who are trying to help you! :)

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P.S. While I’m at it, here’s another tip/request. Search the forums for your problem before posting; if it’s already been answered before (often more than once), you’re kind of wasting people’s time by posting it again without trying the previous solutions first. Please respect the time of the volunteers by searching first (and mention in your post what you’ve already tried).

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The latest BuddyPress 1.1 point release is now available for download.

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This release fixes a number of remaining issues with the 1.1 release of BuddyPress. Although this is not a critical upgrade, it is still highly recommended to ensure the stability of your installation.

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Please consult the release history for a complete list of changes in this version.

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More WordCamp NYC videos and a great tutorial from the community round out the videos published this past week on WordPress.tv. Here’s what you missed:

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First, there’s John Hawkins’ talk from WordCamp NYC on how to build your very first WordPress plugin. He’s given this talk at a handful of WordCamps this year, but it’s always packed with great information and serves as a great introduction to building a very basic plugin.

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Next, Automattician José Fontainhas gives an overview of how to properly provide for internationalization in your WordPress projects, including a brief look at the new GlotPress system. If you’re building something for WordPress, you should take a look at this presentation to learn how easy it is to help the community translate your project. Much of the WordPress community is not English-speaking.

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The last presentation from WordCamp NYC comes from Serena Epstein and Shannon Houser: a talk titled “WordPress As a Gateway Drug“. It’s about how the use of WordPress in an undergraduate coursework setting has influenced students to continue the creative process even post-graduation. It has a unique style and flavor—check it out.

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And lastly, we were pointed in the direction of a wonderful example of a tutorial coming out of the WordPress community. In this case, it’s Jesse P. Luna’s howto on using the new WordPress.com geotagging feature. It’s great to see these kinds of things come from dedicated WordPress users like all of you.

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This is a great moment to remind you that if you have a WordPress feature you think could use a great tutorial, there’s never a better time to create one and send it on to us! If you’ve seen a tutorial or have made one, drop us a line and let us know about it.

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If you’re looking for a suggestion, here’s one: are you one of the many people who are working with WordPress 2.9-beta? There are some excellent new features coming in 2.9, and there will be lots of WordPress users looking for information on those features. Why not consider whipping up a brief and to-the-point tutorial on one of the new features coming in 2.9?

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Have a great week!

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As a webmaster we are all concerned about the number of links that are coming into the blog and all the other stats that usually concern the traffic to the blog. However, another important thing we all miss to see is the number of outbound clicks from our blog to other websites.

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Though this may not sound interesting to many people, it definitely holds some importance when you want to track links to sites other than your own site. One of the reasons I want to track this on my blog, is to understand and know what kind of software or services people download or visit, and then try and customize posts to include software or services that are liked by the readers.

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Tracking outgoing links from your blog is pretty easy, all you need is a free Google Analytics account and the Google Analyticator WordPress Plugin.

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outbound_link_tracking

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Once you have installed and activated the plugin, head to the options page and scroll down to the advanced options till you see Outbound link tracking. From the available options, select “Enabled” and save the settings.

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Once you do that, wait for a day till the tracking is available in your Google Analytics account. After that you can view the outbound links from your site by visiting Google Analytics and analyze it to understand what your readers are clicking on.

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outbound_link_tracking_analytics

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To view the outbound links, visit Google Analytics and click on “Content” in the sidebar. In the available options under Content, click on “Event Tracking” to expand it, and then click on Categories to see the Outbound Traffic from your blog.

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Hopefully this should be helpful to you to customize your content and suit it to the needs of your users.

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Preface

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The act of adopting an abandoned plugin reminds me of adopting an orphaned child. On the one hand, the new parents are taking on someone who they didn’t help raise thus far, which forces them to “learn” the ways of the new child to communicate well with them. On the other hand, the new parent is left with the fear that there will come a day that the old parent will come to claim their rights on the child.

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The analogy I brought can go some way in building an intuition about the problem of orphaned plugins, but if we want to go beyond just intuition we need to take a more in-depth look at the subject. I hope such a look will inspire a discussion that will benefit us all.

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The chase for a faster plugin installation

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My prime example for an orphan plugin for this post will be the “Improved Plugin Installation” plugin. What is it:

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This plugin is an improvement to the current WP 2.7 plugin installation methods. It allows you to install one or more plugins simply by typing their names or download URLs in a textarea.
\nThis means you can install all your favorite WordPress plugins in one go!
\nFurthermore, a bookmarklet is included which lets you install plugins directly from an external plugin download page. (See screenshots tab)

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Sounds heavenly. Why? because the “add a plugin” feature that Automattic introduced, And the already existing, “One Click Plugin Updater” – where both lacking in exactly what “Improved Plugin Installation” came to solve. That is – they didn’t allow for a massive, fast, easy way to upload a lot of (predefined) plugins in one time. This is, to my opinion, the biggest cost effective solution for a bottleneck in today’s WordPress installation, and it was solved! Or was it?

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After the release of WP 2.8, me and others suddenly discovered that “Improved Plugin Installation” stopped working. 5 Months later, after seeing that no programmer came forward to fix the problem, I published the cry on the forums “An orphan plugin is looking to be updated: “Improved Plugin Installation” “, 5 days have passed, and no one replied.

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So what do you think should happen next?

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This question is directed at you, the reader. But with your permission, I will assume my prerogative.

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The first one is that there is a need for someone (who knows plugin programming) to take on himself to fix “Improved Plugin Installation” for WordPress 2.8+. This conclusion is the easy one.

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The bigger question here is what is the pattern behind the story. What is missing in our community that we do not adopt orphaned plugins? My personal answer (and I hope for yours as well) is the further improvement of the “Compatibility” section in the WordPress Plugin Directory.
\nUp until now the Compatibility window gave an action item for just two audiences: The plugin users (don’t download the file) and the plugin authors (Maybe I should fix my plugin). But there is a third audience who are not being addressed. That is the other developers in the community. Imagine that a plugin is voted incompatible (above X consensus level), for T amount of time. I hope that there is a system e-mailing the plugin author letting him know that his plugin is having issues (I don’t know if there is). But what if the problem persists longer? Maybe we should have another page, for other developers to let them know that a plugin is suspect of being abandoned.
\nMaybe developers should commit, when uploading a plugin, to saying after what amount of time, should the system consider their plugin as an orphaned one – and to go look for someone else to be its parent.

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I don’t have the right answer, but I hope one of you will.

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About the author:
\nTal Galili is passionate for WebActivism, WordPress and Statistics. He was proud to have helped with the organizing of WordCamp Israel 2007 and WordCamp Israel 2008, and is hoping to see another one in 2010. Tal Galili writes (about the web and beyond) in Hebrew, and will start writing (on statistics) in English at Statistics and R

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If you are a Dreamhost or MediaTemple customer and I know that many WordPress users are, it’s probably been a rough week for you. Just before Thanksgiving, an exploit was used on a subset of MediaTemple grid servers to redirect websites to a 3rd-party advertising website. Also, some customers passwords were compromised as they were stored in the database via clear text. MediaTemple has since switched to an encryption method of storing passwords in databases.

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Over the holidays, Dreamhost encountered a fairly large network failure. This happened just before they conducted their largest data center move to date. The network failure caused a number of sites to go offline, including a number of Dreamhost official sites. However, as mentioned in a recent ZDNet article, the nightmare is still ongoing for a few customers, especially those running WordPress who are running into 500 errors. ZDNet published a list of directions from a Dreamhost customer service rep that should get your site back online.

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Were you affected by either of these mishaps during Thanksgiving?

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I don’t think “mega-blogging” is actually a thing, I just made it up to make the title sound more dramatic. But if mega-blogging were a thing, you would do it with WordPress. Micro-blogging is a thing, ash a lot of people do it with Twitter.

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TechCrunch drops in this fray with an article comparing the comScore numbers of WordPress.com and Twitter.com, which show an accelerating growth for WP.com and flattening for Twitter. I’ll talk about the data itself later, but first wanted to point out a point many overlook when trying to create a battle between the mediums.

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New forms of social media, including micro-blogging, are complementary to blogging.

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One of the many uses of Twitter is to link to and promote your blog posts. (And other people’s blog posts.) As we grow, so do they, and vice versa. I blog when I have something longer to say, like this. I tweet when it’s the lowest friction way to talk to my friends, or get distribution for something longer I did somewhere else.

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It’s not really a “versus,” it’s an “and.”

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Whether the Twitter team intended it or not, they’ve built a killer and highly addictive reader platform with dozens of interesting UIs on top of it.

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Features like WP.me, post by email, Twitter publicize, RSS Cloud, P2, email subscriptions, and more stuff in the cooker is trying to tie these things together more because people who do one are highly likely to do another.

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As for the accuracy of underlying comScore data I would say they probably are precise but not accurate, meaning that whatever flaws they have in collection now, for example for WP.com they don’t count the custom domains or RSS readers and for Twitter they don’t count API usage or desktop clients, they’re at least self-consistent in how they do things over time. Some months they show us flat our internal stats showed growth, and vice versa. Ultimately it’s not worth anyone outside of comScore arguing how they collect their data, it’s better just to use it as one reference point alongside Quantcast (my fav), Alexa, Google Trends, Nielsen…

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How tweets get imported into a blog is still an open question for me. I’ve seen lots of ways people have attempted it but when a blog becomes an activity stream it becomes a weak version of all the things it aggregates, less than the sum of its parts, because of the loss of context.

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Using WordPress.com Geotagging
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WordPress As a Gateway Drug: Enabling Innovation beyond the Clas
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If you’re a developer and need to know some of the geekier bits coming down the pipe in WordPress 2.9, Joost De Valks article should fit the bill. In it, he lists a number of things that developers should pay attention to such as enhancements to wp_query, upgraded TinyMCE editor, performance updates to the options table and much more.

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WordPress 2.9 is currently at beta 1 stage. If you are one of the beta testers for 2.9, let me know how it’s gone for you so far.

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New Plugins

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Lock Pages

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This plugin lets administrators “lock” any or all pages. “Locking” here basically means preventing non-admins from Editing the page’s slug, Changing the page’s parent, Deleting the page.

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YOURLS: Short URL Widget

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Creates a fully configurable widget that outputs the short URL to the current post or page. Requires the YOURLS: WordPress to Twitter plugin.

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List Pages at Depth

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This plugin creates a more powerful version of the wp_list_pages() function which allows you to specify a start depth.

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Updated Plugins

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Smooth Slider

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Assign a post as featured posts on a blog and then create a slideshow with them to show at any location on a blog.

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My Page Order

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My Page Order allows you to set the order of your pages with an easy to use drag and drop interface. Adds a widget with additional options for easy installation on widgetized themes.

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My Category Order

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Gives you manual control over the order of your Wordpress post categories by letting you set an explicit order. Works with subcategories too.

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My Link Order

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My Link Order allows you to set the order in which links and link categories will appear on your Wordpress site. Uses a drag and drop interface for ordering. Adds a widget with additional options for easy installation on widgetized themes.

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WordPress MU Domain Mapping

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A plugin that allows the users of a WordPress MU site to use custom domains on their blogs.

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Connections Reloaded v3

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connections-reloaded

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Connections Reloaded is a two column, fixed width theme derived from the Connections theme by Patricia Müller. The theme is gravatar ready, widget ready (with custom widgets) with support for custom header images and SEO titles and a options page for easy customization.

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BlueBubble

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BlueBubble

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Two column, widget ready theme with a ready made jQuery/PHP based contact form and an options page for easy customization

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BlogStarter

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BlogStarter

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BlogStarter is an emptied out WordPress theme that can be used as a starting point for custom themes. Version 2.0 has some great improvements, including compatibility up to WordPress 2.8.6, a cleaned up CSS system, and a re-organized functions.php

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Be My Guest

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Be My Guest

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Be My Guest supports widget, threaded-comments, theme-options and translation is ready. Also including page-navigation with multi level dropdown menu.

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WordPress MU Domain Mapping is a plugin that allows the users of a WordPress MU site to use custom domains on their blogs.

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It’s been a while since the last release but with the help of Ron Rennick, and many others (kgraeme – you kick ass at finding bugs!) I think the wait has been worth it. Changes since the last release:

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  4. Domain redirect can be 301 or 302.
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  8. and lots more bugs fixed and squashed.
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There are still a few limitations however:

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Grab it from the page above, make sure you read the readme.txt as the plugin needs to be installed and configured correctly. You’ll also need to be familiar with concepts such as CNAME and A DNS records and how to configure your server correctly.

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Please try it first on a test server. We have gone to extraordinary lengths to try to fix every bug we could but it’s always better to be careful when trying out new software.

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glotpresslogo In somewhat of a tradition, I’d like to take an opportunity to spread my thanks considering Thanksgiving is only a day away here in the U.S. There is plenty to go around but this year, I’d like to especially thank those who translate WordPress, Plugins, and Themes into different languages. While I don’t know the technicalities involved with the translation process, I know the importance these translations have for the WordPress Project. These translations enable WordPress to be used all across the world in their native tongue which is awesome and really expands the reach of the software.

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The last time I checked, WordPress was available in about 66 different languages. All of these translations are possible thanks to volunteers. These translators are the primary reason why WordPress has an international following. However, there are more than 66 different languages in use across the world today and if you’re interested in translating WordPress into your specific language, check out the following resources.

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Translating WordPress – Explains how to translate WordPress using POT, PO, and MO files.

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Installing WordPress In Your Language – This article simply explains how to install WordPress in another language other than English.

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I18n for WordPress Developers – I18n is an abbreviation for internationalization, or the process of making an application ready for translation. In the WordPress case it means marking strings, which should be translated in a special way. It is called i18n, because there are 18 letters between the I and the n. Explains how to make your plugin, theme, or application built on top of WordPress I18n compliant.

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Files That Need Direct Translation – This Codex article is in need of editing but it contains a list of files up to WordPress 2.6 that need direct translations applied to them.

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WP-Polyglots Mailing List – The wp-polyglots mailing list has been created keeping the needs of translators in mind. If you are interested in translating WordPress to suit your locale and language preferences, or would like to get involved in discussions regarding the same, consider joining this list. Also check out the Polyglots mailing list archive.

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GlotPress – GlotPress is a new project by Nikolay. GlotPress will be a web-based translation tool similar to how WordPress is a web-based publishing tool. To see how it’s already being used, read this recently published post on the WordPress.com blog.

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Are You Thankful?

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In 2009, what are you thankful for when it comes to WordPress?

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WordPress has a pretty decent role management in place, which allows you to create users and assign them certain privileges and functionality. However, there are few things which you cannot do right now with it. For example, creating new roles, modifying role privileges and so on.

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The Role Manager plugin fills in that void and adds a very robust role management interface to WordPress. Though I won’t go into much detail about the plugin, I just wanted to highlight a simple trick, using which you can disable delete functionality for post and pages and retain it with only the administrator of the blog.

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Disabling delete functionality may be done for several reasons, specifically on multi-author blogs. However, my sole reason for doing this is that “Precaution is better than Cure”.

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To disable delete functionality for post and pages, install the Role Manager plugin (if you haven’t done it already) and click on the Roles link under the Users menu, in the admin dashboard sidebar.

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Once you are on the Roles page, browse through the roles and click on the green checkmark (if they appear) next to the privileges highlighted in the screenshot above. Don’t do this for the administrator role though.

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Once all the checkmarks have turned to red cross marks, the delete functionality will be disabled for the respective roles.

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Role Manager is an excellent plugin and will come in pretty handy for multi-author blogs. I have just highlighted one of the many things you can accomplish with this plugin, so go ahead and give it a try.

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José Fontainhas: Lost in Translation—i18n and WordPress
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googlelogoHere comes yet another way to be notified of new upgrades for WordPress in case you need one. Google has announced that they will be using their processing power to scan the source code of websites to look for the version number of the publishing software they are using and send them a notification through Google Webmaster Tools letting them know that an upgrade is available. In the case of WordPress, the meta tag was moved to the core of WordPress in 2.5. Therefor, anyone running a version of WordPress from 2.5 and above should have it displayed in their source code unless it was either removed or edited out through an action in the functions.php file such as remove_action(’wp_head’, ‘wp_generator’); Also, some plugins have been created that removes the version info as well, typically security related plugins.

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Speaking of security, the security through obscurity argument regarding the public display of the version number of WordPress in the source code was over once the code for WordPress was available to the public. Matt Mullenweg mentioned this in his post regarding how to keep WordPress secure.

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Hide the WordPress version, they say, and you’ll be fine. Uh, duh, the worm writers thought of that. Where their 1.0 might have checked for version numbers, 2.0 just tests capabilities, version number be damned.

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So, I’m with Google in that including the version number in the source code can do more good than harm. In order to receive these update notifications from Google, you’ll need to have a Google Webmaster Tools account with a site attached.

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The majority of people in the WordPress community have continuously advised removing this generator from being seen in the source code as a means of security. Will this line of thinking continue, or will we see more people add or leave it in to take advantage of the updates from Google?

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New Plugins

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Additional image sizes

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With this plugin, users can add and remove intermediate image sizes. The plugin can also make copies of existing images with these new sizes.

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Online Leaf

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Online Leaf presents a new standby engine for all WordPress blogs. Once installed, it will detect any user inactivity on the blog and cover the blog with a dark screen, which darkens the colors and hides animations and effects, so that the monitors do not waste energy displaying these untill activity is detected again, which happens when the mouse is moved across the website.

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Updated Plugins

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Smooth Slider

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Smooth Slider is a WordPress Plugin for creating a dynamic slideshow for featured posts on a blog.

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SEO Ultimate

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This all-in-one SEO plugin can handle titles, meta, noindex, canonical tags, 404 monitoring, linkboxes, and robots.txt. Version 1.3 adds anchor text customization for the “more” link in posts.

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WP Super Cache

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WP Super Cache is a page caching plugin for WordPress that will significantly speed up your website.

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WP Email Capture

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This creates a 2 field form (Name & Email) for capturing emails. Email is double opt in, and allows you to forward opt in to services such as ebooks or software. When you are ready to begin your email marketing campaign, simply export the list into your chosen email marketing software or service.

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Video Sidebar Widgets

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It enables the user to embed FlashVideo from various video sharing networks into the widgetised sidebar of a WordPress powered blog.

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GD Press Tools

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GD Press Tools is a collection of various administration, seo, maintenance and security related tools. This tools can be integrated into the various WordPress admin panels, can perform maintenance operations, change some aspects of WordPress, see detailed server settings and information.

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If you host your own WordPress blog, it’s probably on Apache. That all fine and good. For most sites Apache works wonderfully, especially as it’s so easy to find information on it, on mod_rewrite and everything else that everyone else uses.

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One of the alternatives is Nginx, a really fast webserver that streaks ahead of Apache in terms of performance, but isn’t quite as easy to use. That’s partly because Apache is the default webserver on most Linux distributions and hosts. Want to try Nginx? Here’s how.

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Install Nginx. On Debian based systems that’s as easy as\n

aptitude install nginx
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Nginx doesn’t talk PHP out of the box but one way to do it is via spawn-fcgi. Here’s where it gets complicated. (Docs summarised from here)

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  1. Install php5-cgi. Again, on Debian systems, that’s\n
    aptitude install php5-cgi
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  2. Edit /etc/nginx/sites-available/default and add the following chunk of code to the “server” section:\n
    location ~ \\.php$ {\n        include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params;\n        fastcgi_pass  127.0.0.1:9000;\n        fastcgi_index index.php;\n        fastcgi_param  SCRIPT_FILENAME  /var/www/nginx-default$fastcgi_script_name;\n}
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  3. Install lighttpd for the spawning command.\n
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    You’ll probably get an error at the end of the install if Apache is already running on port 80. Edit /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf and uncomment the line\n

    server.port = 80
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    and change 80 to 81. Now run the apt-get command again and it will install.\n

    /etc/init.d/lighttpd stop
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    will stop lighttpd running. (You don’t need it)

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  4. Create a new text file, /usr/bin/php-fastcgi with this:\n
    #!/bin/sh\n/usr/bin/spawn-fcgi -a 127.0.0.1 -p 9000 -u nobody -f /usr/bin/php5-cgi
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    The user “nobody” should match the user Apache runs as to make things easier to transition.
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  5. Create another new file /etc/init.d/init-fastcgi and make it executable with the chmod command too. Put this in the file:\n
    #!/bin/bash\nPHP_SCRIPT=/usr/bin/php-fastcgi\nRETVAL=0\ncase "$1" in\n    start)\n      $PHP_SCRIPT\n      RETVAL=$?\n  ;;\n    stop)\n      killall -9 php\n      RETVAL=$?\n  ;;\n    restart)\n      killall -9 php\n      $PHP_SCRIPT\n      RETVAL=$?\n  ;;\n    *)\n      echo "Usage: php-fastcgi {start|stop|restart}"\n      exit 1\n  ;;\nesac\nexit $RETVAL
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  6. Start the PHP processes with\n
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    and make sure it starts on every reboot with\n

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That’s the PHP part of things. In Debian, the default root is “/var/www/nginx-default” so put an index.php in there to test things out. Stop Apache and start Nginx (if this is a test server only!) and visit your site. Works? Now to get WordPress and WP Super Cache working.

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Open up /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default in your editor and comment out the text already there with # characters. Paste the following in. Change paths and domains to suit your site. (via)

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server {\n        server_name  example.com www.example.com;\n        listen   80;\n        error_log   /www/logs/example.com-error.log;\n        access_log  /www/logs/example.com-access.log;\n\n        location ~ \\.php$ {\n                include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params;\n                fastcgi_pass  127.0.0.1:9000;\n                fastcgi_index index.php;\n                fastcgi_param  SCRIPT_FILENAME  /www/example.com/htdocs$fastcgi_script_name;\n        }\n\n        location / {\n               gzip  on;\n               gzip_http_version 1.0;\n\n               gzip_vary on;\n\n               gzip_comp_level 3;\n\n               gzip_proxied any;\n\n               gzip_types text/plain text/html text/css application/json application/x-javascript text/xml application/xml application/xml+rss text/javascript;\n\n               gzip_buffers 16 8k;\n               root   /www/example.com/htdocs;\n               index  index.php index.html index.htm;\n# if the requested file exists, return it immediately\n               if (-f $request_filename) {\n                       break;\n               }\n\n               set $supercache_file '''';\n               set $supercache_uri $request_uri;\n\n               if ($request_method = POST) {\n                       set $supercache_uri '''';\n               }\n\n# Using pretty permalinks, so bypass the cache for any query string\n               if ($query_string) {\n                       set $supercache_uri '''';\n               }\n\n               if ($http_cookie ~* "comment_author_|wordpress|wp-postpass_" ) {\n                       set $supercache_uri '''';\n               }\n\n# if we haven''t bypassed the cache, specify our supercache file\n               if ($supercache_uri ~ ^(.+)$) {\n                       set $supercache_file /wp-content/cache/supercache/$http_host/$1index.html;\n               }\n\n# only rewrite to the supercache file if it actually exists\n               if (-f $document_root$supercache_file) {\n                       rewrite ^(.*)$ $supercache_file break;\n               }\n\n# all other requests go to Wordpress\n               if (!-e $request_filename) {\n                       rewrite . /index.php last;\n               }\n        }\n}
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I think the gzip settings above will compress cached files if necessary but Nginx can use the already gzipped Supercache files. The version of Debian I use doesn’t have gzip support compiled in, but if your system does, take a look at the gzip_static directive. Thanks sivel.

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Finally, edit /etc/nginx/nginx.conf and make sure the user in the following line matches the user above:\n

user www-data;
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I changed it to “nobody nogroup”.

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Now, stop Apache and start Nginx:\n

/etc/init.d/apache stop; /etc/init.d/nginx start
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WP Super Cache will complain about mod_rewrite missing, and you should disable mobile support.

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How has it worked out? I only switched on Friday. The server did do more traffic than normal, but I put that down to the floods in Cork. Weekend traffic was perfectly normal.

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Load on the site is slightly higher, probably because my anti-bot mod_rewrite rules aren’t working now. Pingdom stats for the site haven’t changed drastically and I think the Minify plugin stopped working, must debug that this week. Switching web servers is a huge task. I disabled mobile support in Supercache because I need to translate those rules to Nginx ones. A little birdie told me that he’s going to be writing a blog post on this very subject soon. Here’s hoping he’ll put fingers to keys soon.

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Have you switched to Nginx? How has your switch worked out for you?

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The one video we did get out for you was the first video to come out of the excellent WordCamp New York City, and it features an awesome concept that came out of the Google Summer of Code. It’s Daryl Koopersmith’s talk on the Elastic WYSIWYG theme tool; you should check it out.

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Tonight, we have three more videos, also from WordCamp NYC. First, Matt Martz gives an instructional course on intermediate plugin development. Jim Doran talks to us about using jQuery when you develop for WordPress. And lastly, Allan Cole discusses the increasingly important role child themes take in WordPress development.

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We need volunteer transcribers and translators.

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