Posted in Blogging on July 22nd, 2008 5 Comments »
Just a quick test of the iPhone WordPress app. Not too bad, but I still don't see myself blogging on the go very much. The app also froze up on me for a long time when I tried to correct a typo ("ok the go" instead of "on the go") the second time. I'm on […]
Posted in Blogging on July 6th, 2008 3 Comments »
I read an article that says more people visit your site when you post full feeds, so I'm giving that a try.
Posted in Blogging on June 24th, 2008 No Comments »
Stupid, I think, and for reasons Daniel has already enumerated.
Posted in Blogging on May 15th, 2008 No Comments »
Judi has more of the details, but suffice to say that a project I've been working on for about 15 months is finally just about wrapped up. Yippee!
Posted in Blogging on April 29th, 2008 No Comments »
In case you haven't noticed, I've been a bit apathetic lately in blogging. Actually, a mild case of apathy has met with spring weather (i.e. "Erik is out golfing and reviewing golf equipment a lot") and a few little projects here and there. As such, I've started several little entries, but never gotten around to […]
Posted in Blogging on April 27th, 2008 2 Comments »
Latest pet peeve: websites that lack a "notify me of follow-up comments" functionality. I have one installed here and at The Sand Trap and virtually every other site I manage. If you're using WordPress, I recommend Subscribe to Comments.
Posted in Blogging on April 22nd, 2008 7 Comments »
{democracy:37} Golf Digest published a series of articles and interviews in its May issue under the "How Green is Golf?" heading. It's come under fire (and received some support) as noted here and here.
Posted in Blogging on April 7th, 2008 4 Comments »
The Democracy (voting) plugin needs an update from 2.0.1 for WordPress 2.5. The un-edited 2.0.1 leaves a lot of "n" characters (presumably from the "\n" characters in the source files) in posts. Per the later comments on the page, removal of all "\n" from the two files class.php and democracy.php is a temporary work-around. Here's […]
Posted in Blogging on April 5th, 2008 1 Comment »
This bug has not been fixed in WordPress 2.5. The TRAC ID 5793 hasn't been touched for awhile either, unfortunately.
Posted in Blogging on February 26th, 2008 16 Comments »
I adore my Canon 5D, but at the same time, my 70-200 2.8L IS would be a 320 2.8L IS (("effectively")) on the long end with a 1.6x crop camera. If I had an extra $1500 and nothing better to buy, I'd add a 40D in a heartbeat for the extra speed and reach if […]
Posted in Blogging on February 21st, 2008 5 Comments »
The Photo Battle Blog keeps a simple table that contains the IP address, the vote choice ("1" or "2"), and the post_id. I'd like to add a feature to the plugin that drives the entire process that allows me to get some statistics. I've already written up the code to generate the easy statistic: total […]
Posted in Blogging on February 11th, 2008 No Comments »
Sometimes I just want to view all the comments on a particular entry. Why does WordPress make this so damn difficult? I swear, as soon as I figure it out this time, I'm editing my templates to make the URL a one-click type of thing. The only place this URL is given to you is […]
Posted in Blogging on February 8th, 2008 2 Comments »
The Photo Battle Blog now has a sidebar item. Of course, you can also subscribe to the feed to be notified daily of new battles. In Cyndicate I recommend turning the "display linked content" option on, as the daily battles are generated via plugin and the feed is, thus, rather bare. It still serves as […]
Posted in Blogging on February 7th, 2008 4 Comments »
Over at the Photo Battle Blog (please visit and subscribe!), I've set every post to show up at midnight: 00:00:00 (with the corresponding 05:00:00 GMT). Unfortunately, WordPress doesn't seem to care for that. I first saw the problem yesterday (or the day before), and thought that perhaps the "all zeroes" was wigging WordPress out. So, […]
Posted in Blogging on January 31st, 2008 375 Comments »
The (in)famous "Plane on a Conveyor Belt" experiment was run last night on MythBusters and, as physics dictates, the plane takes off. That was a terrible experiment. The whole basis for the myth was that the airplane could take off from a treadmill traveling at the same speed as the aircraft. Unfortunetly during their testing […]