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The long awaited 2.5 release of the great blog engine is out! WordPress 2.5 has officially been released. Along with the release is a refresh of most WordPress properties, including WordPress.org.
Here is a link to WordPress 2.5.
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I must be the first to notice that WordPress team has just bumped the version number to Release Candidate 1. Also to follow that there is a post Sneak Peeks into details of what has been done.
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While writing a script to list the file in a specified folder on the server I wanted to remove file extension from the file name before I link it. Here is the php code that will remove the file extension.
< ? php
if(!function_exists("RemoveExtension"))
{
function RemoveExtension($strName)
{
$ext = strrchr($strName, '.');
if($ext !== false) {
$strName = substr($strName, 0, -strlen($ext));
}
return $strName;
}
}
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It is very cool to tell that everyone that CGC is using WordPress as CMS to manage this site but until today it appears that someone either from www.allo
After reading Why Watch Server Stats? it appears that this person is trying to do the same thing on our server.
Who ever this person does not have a clue that we are monitoring the server all the time and looking to the log file we see:
404 URL: /wp-content/plugins
Referred by:
User Agent: libwww-perl/5.808
What this person doesn’t know is that we are not using any plugins what so ever.
If you are the person trying to hack into our site simply stop. There is nothing for you here. Please feel free to tell us why you so much keen on hacking our site using the comment form below.
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WordPress 2.3 “Dexter” released was about 5 hours ago. I have been using the release candidate for a while.. and just logged in now to and I got alert asking me to upgrade.
I like the way it notifies me of new version, having clicked on the link it takes me to download page. Only if it was able to check for all the problem and give me a report to see if I’ll have any problem in upgrading and effectively allow me to upgrade to new version without having to download it.
I have been following the SVN version for a while as I have building my own theme and wanted to make sure it will work with this version. The new Tags feature means I’ll have to fix my theme before I can upgrade. Further to my list of new features; here is a good list of other features. Having read Andrew’s post it seems Robin and others have already upgraded to new version before the official announcement.
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The first release candidate for WordPress 2.3 is now available.
the_tags and wp_tag_cloud)
The first release candidate for WordPress 2.3 is now available.
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Since reading Nick’s entry on Loading Javascript Libraries in Wordpress Plugins, I have decided to use the same techniques to get my custom Theme to load JavaScript using wp_enqueue_script().
There is two reasons why I wanted to load my custom JavaScript libraries:
As this is a custom theme I have a functions.php where I have defined all my custom functions. So to load the custom JavaScript.
< ? php
function my_add_js_libs() {
//Add the jquery framework to the header
//wp_enqueue_script('jquery'); // default jquery is not up-to-date
//wp_enqueue_script( $handle, $src = false, $deps = array(), $ver = false );
wp_enqueue_script('my_jquery', $src = '/wp-content/themes/[mythemename]/js/jquery-1.2.1.pack.js’, $deps = array(), $ver = ‘1.2.1′ );
wp_enqueue_script(’my_core_js’, $src = ‘/wp-content/themes/[mythemename]/js/core.js’, $deps = array(’my_jquery’));
}
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then make a call to the function in the header.php just before the wp_head();
< ? php
my_add_js_libs();
wp_head();
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This should now load the custom JavaScript Libraries required for your themes in the sequence that WordPress decides.
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