Tag: xml
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Let's bring this blog back!
This blog goes nowhere. It’ still here, still up and running, but I realized that there is no single post in the last… (almost) two months. Not to make any excuses, but I think I was busy. I’m still updating my other blog, though. Few days ago, when I was working on some WordPress-powered blogs,…
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Tumbleweed: Tumblr Desktop Client
After I decided to start a tumblelog (again), the first thing I did was finding a desktop client. For now, Tumblr does not support XML-RPC protocol, but they do have API. I searched for a desktop application, and found Tumblweed.
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Track Current Stock Information in Google Spreadsheet
I am not a person who got affected when there are major stock changes in the market. But, for those who need to track the stock information growth — and also use Google Spreadsheet, this is probably useful. Anyway, this will retrieve data from Google Finance. There is a tutorial about tracking stocks in Google…
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Remote Publishing Settings in WordPress 2.6
If you’re using desktop blogging client to publish your content, and you’re using latest WordPress version (2.5.1), you should have no problems at all. But, if you upgrade to WordPress 2.6, you should adjust some settings. I tried to publish using a regular method (setting up a blog, pointing to XML-RPC gateway, inserting username and…
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XML Sitemaps and All in One SEO Pack for WordPress
XML Sitemaps are available for WordPress.com-powered blogs. What all WordPress.com users need to do to get this feature? Well.. nothing. It’s already done automagically. (source) All in One SEO Pack is not dead. Right now, it is compatilble with the latest stable release of WordPress (WP 2.5.1). If you heard about the news that it…
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WordPress 2.3.3: Urgent security release
There is a small but urgent security release for WordPress 2.3.2. If you use XML-RPC gateway for your WordPress, upgrade now. What’s the issue?
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WordPress 2.2.1
WordPress released its latest package yesterday. It is recommended to upgrade your WordPress installation to the latest release. Since 2.2 was released a month ago, the WordPress community has been improving fit-and-finish by identifying and fixing those little bugs that can be so annoying and by fine-tuning some small details. The result is a nicely…