09. Juli 2010 - 16:09 Uhr ~ View Comments

Quick-Fix für Wordpress-Berechtigungen in Version 2.9.x

Wenn man eine relativ alte Wordpress-Version immer wieder aktualisiert hat, kommt es bei der Konvertierung zur nächsten Version scheinbar irgendwann zu einem Problem mit der Berechtigungsstufe für das Backend. Ich habe ein kleines Script geschrieben, mit dem die Berechtigungen neu gesetzt werden. Ob das bei der Version 3.x auch noch funktioniert kann ich aktuell noch nicht sagen.

WICHTIG: ZUERST EIN BACKUP DER DATENBANK MACHEN! Dann das untenstehende Script in eine neue PHP-Datei (z.B. “update-users.php”) kopieren und ins gleiche Verzeichnis wie die “wp-config.php” legen. Dann über den Browser aufrufen. Update der Datensätze in der Datenbanktabelle wp_usermeta überprüfen (absteigend sortieren nach “umeta_id”). Zum Abschluß die Datei wieder löschen. FERTIG.

Hier das Script: » weiterlesen

15. Juni 2010 - 22:57 Uhr ~ Kommentare deaktiviert

URL Rewrite Smack-Down: .htaccess vs. 404 Handler

This is something for the geeks and SEO people. To have "nice" URLs the CMS must be capable of rewriting/translating them. If not, it can be done within the .htaccess-file to let the webserver do this task. In my eyes the webserver will do it faster, but several extensions for popular applications like Wordpress or Joomla will do it more comfortable. Get some insights into this topic by reading the SEOmoz post.

First, a quick refresher:  URL prettying and 301 redirection can both be done in .htaccess files, or in your 404 handler.  If you're not completely up to speed on how URL rewrites and 301s work in general, this post will definitely help. And if you didn't read last week's post on RewriteRule's split personality, it's probably helpful background material for understanding today's post. [more...]

07. Juni 2010 - 23:09 Uhr ~ Kommentare deaktiviert

RewriteRule’s Split Personality Explained

You should have heard the "RewriteRule" term several times. Read the article at SEOmoz to dig into it and gain some serious knowledge to control the indexing of Google and other search-engines.

Apache webservers have a really cool and useful little feature called RewriteRule.  It's sometimes referred to as the Swiss Army Knife of URL manipulation, because it's got two very important, often-used abilities:

  • URL rewriting: turning dynamic, parameterized URLs into readable, keyword-loaded URLs
  • 301s: to tell the browser (or search bot) that a page has been moved
These are VERY different tasks, with VERY different results sent to the browser or search bot. [more...]

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03. Juni 2010 - 00:00 Uhr ~ Kommentare deaktiviert

OPENapps Launches Web App Marketplace to Bring Together Developers and Website Owners

OPENapps, a marketplace for web applications, launches its beta service today. OPENapps allows app developers to easily get their application to market and provides website owners a way to find and integrate apps into their sites while still maintaining their own branding. According to Joseph Puopolo, Director of Marketing and Community for the Toronto-based startup, OPENapps addresses two issues in the web apps marketplace: First, site owners, particularly small and medium-sized businesses, want to have advanced functionality on their websites but often have neither the time, technological resources, nor money to implement them properly. And second, web app developers often feel compelled to choose a single platform on which to develop their apps and struggle to both market and monetize their applications. more...

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30. Mai 2010 - 02:34 Uhr ~ Kommentare deaktiviert

10 Must-Have Apps for the New iPad Owner

The iPad has finally made its international debut, meaning that thousands and thousands of new users will be enjoying Apple’s latest device over the coming weeks. With the launch of the iPad comes the international launch of the iPad App Store, making it possible for us to play Words With Friends with our friends in Australia. There are already thousands of apps available in the App Store, and with the exception of apps focused on media services like Netflix, ABC or Pandora, most are also available internationally. We’ve been fortunate enough to have the iPad in our screen-smudging paws for the past two months and in that time we’ve surveyed well over 100 apps and games for the new platform. While this list could easily be four or five times as long as it is, we wracked our brains and decided to pick ten of our favorite iPad apps for the new iPad owner. more...

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27. Mai 2010 - 19:00 Uhr ~ Kommentare deaktiviert

Chrome Extensions for web development

The Chrome Developer Tools are great for debugging HTML, JavaScript and CSS in Chrome. If you're writing a webpage or even a web app for the Chrome Web Store, you can inspect elements in the DOM, debug live JavaScript, and edit CSS styles directly in the current page. Extensions can make Google Chrome an even better web development environment by providing additional features that you can easily access in your browser. To help developers like you, we created a page that features extensions for web development. more...

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25. Mai 2010 - 23:16 Uhr ~ Kommentare deaktiviert

Opting Out of Google Analytics Tracking is Now Easy

Google Analytics has quickly become a very popular Web analytics tool for publishers who want to learn more about their visitors. Not every user, however, is comfortable with the idea of giving even more data to Google and these publishers. Today, Google released the beta version of a browser plugin that allows users to opt-out of Google Analytics tracking. The plugin is available for Internet Explorer (versions 7 and 8), Google Chrome (4 and higher), and Mozilla Firefox (3.5 and higher). more...

23. Mai 2010 - 12:10 Uhr ~ Kommentare deaktiviert

Snap Bird: Die Suchefunktion, die Twitter fehlt

Twitters Suchefunktion lässt zu wünschen übrig. Das praktische Tool Snap Bird erledigt das, was Twitter nicht machen will. Diese kleine aber feine Browseranwendung vom britischen Entwickler Remy Sharp macht all das, was ich eigentlich von der Twitter-Suche erwartet hätte. Mit dem nett gestalteten Dienst lassen sich beliebige Tweets aus der Vergangenheit finden – Twitters eigener Suchzeitraum variiert, liegt aber irgendwo zwischen einigen Tagen und Wochen. weiterlesen...

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