The PHP group have announced they are ending development and support for PHP 4 at the end of this year.
There will be no further releases of PHP 4.4 after the 31st December 2007, but they plan to continue making critical security fixes till August 2008.
Considering the poor uptake of PHP 5 and the fact […]
In simple terms, PageRank leakage/dilution is when outbound links siphon off PageRank which would normally be distributed to internal pages, therefore reducing your sites overall PageRank.
How much of an effect it has on your site will depend on the strength of your internal linking and how many outbound links you have.
There are two […]
If you visit your own site alot like I do, you’ll quickly find you skew your stats with all the extra pageviews and hits. There is an easy way to stop that from happening.
If you’ve played around with Wordpress a bit you’ll know it has different user levels. The most powerful user level is […]
I installed the Ultimate Tag Warrior plugin yesterday and went back through all my posts and tagged every single one of them.
Soon after I started noticing missing tags on posts that I was certain I’d already tagged. I reentered the tags and when I checked back a little later they had mysteriously disappeared again.
It turns […]
For a long time I used to code on the fly, downloading files, making changes, then reuploading them to the server. It’s a nauseatingly slow way of doing things and if you make a mistake somewhere you’ve just killed your website.
So when I started getting serious about developing I switched to a local development environment. For most […]
