TechNote 9 addresses Part II of the install of WordPress 2.7.1 on XP Pro SP. WordPress 2.8.x [now 3.x] has been released and I will update my site (and this post and doc) in due course but the procedures are essentially the same. Click on the PDF Link for the full content of the post. [Note: originally published 11/24/09, republished to replace corrupted version.] … Click on the title to read more. [...]
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TechNote 8 addresses Part 1 of the install of WordPress 2.7.1 on XP Pro SP3. WordPress 2.8.x [now 3.x] has been released and I will update my site (and this post and doc) in due course but the procedures are essentially the same. Click on the PDF Link for the full content of the post. [Note: originally published 11/24/09 republished to replace corrupted version.] … Click on the title to read more. [...] The final step before installing WordPress, and any template you are using, is to setup MySQL so that WordPress can “talk to” its database via its user. Click on the PDF Link for the full content of the post. … Click on the title to read more. [...] TechNote 6 in the WordPress installation and setup series reviews setting up a virtual IIS 5.1 directory. Click on the PDF Link for the full content of the post. … Click on the title to read more. [...] For several days I have been unsure if I had installed PHP correctly, or not, because, one of the tests after installing PHP is to run phpinfo( ) and verify the results. Everything looked fine except the value for “Configuration File Path”. No matter what I did it reported back as: “C:WINDOWS”. This TechNote explores and resolves that issue. Click on the PDF Link for the full content of the post. … Click on the title to read more. [...] TechNote 5a in the WordPress installation and setup series reviews setting up PHP 5.2.x in an XP SP3 environment using IIS 5.1. Click on the PDF Link for the full content of the post. … Click on the title to read more. [...] There appears to be a great deal of on-going confusion in the Corporate world as to when to (a) Home-Base, (b) Out-Source or (c) Off-Shore some or all of its IT Functions. … Click on the title to read more. [...] This is Part IV of IV of my IT Executive checklist, or survey list. It is focused on Risk Management and Risk Lists (including Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity), Budgets, Company Policies, and Goals & Objectives. Over the years I’ve worked in quite a few different IT groups, large and small. From experience I’ve learned that there are “things” I need to know almost as soon as I walk into an IT Group, large or small. .. Click on the title to read more. [...] This is Part III of my IT Executive checklist, or survey list. It focuses on Applications Environments, IT Personnel, and Client Relations. Over the years I’ve worked in quite a few different IT groups, large and small. From experience I’ve learned that there are “things” I need to know almost as soon as I walk into an IT Group. This is a living “work in progress” document that is the result of my “need to know”. It will be upgraded and refined from time to time as conditions and “states of IT” change. … Click on the title to read more. [...] |
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