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  • Tschai

    Tschai 12:29 pm on March 5, 2010 Permalink | Reply
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    Just installed the P2 theme by Wordpress; needed a more clean theme and found out with http://fan-tas-tic.com designing your own is too much time consuming…

     
  • Tschai

    Tschai 2:14 pm on February 15, 2010 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , google buzz, , , wordpress   

    Gallery Image Sharing with Google Buzz 

    Google Buzz seems the next hot thing in the tech savy blog world…and I kinda like it. There are already a lot of tutorials for getting started as a developer/designer with it, but as always the one feature I need for my gallery site is missing: sharing gallery images with Google Buzz.

    For some live demo and examples check out the sub categories, sub stats, tags or any single posts at the Fan-tas-tic! Inspiration Galleries: click on the Google Buzz button and see what the buzz is about!

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  • Tschai

    Tschai 2:28 pm on February 12, 2010 Permalink | Reply
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    AZIndex: sort groupheader URL 

    Like the TDO mini form plugin the AZIndex is an incredible powerful plugin…but also lacks a certain feature, which would make it just perfect: URL’s for the header, the subheaders are grouped by.

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  • Tschai

    Tschai 2:21 pm on November 30, 2009 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , forum, host, mediatemple, , wordpress   

    Don’t believe the hype of Gridservice 

    The MediaTemple Grid-service “is a cluster-based, modern hosting service powered by hundreds of servers working in tandem to power your websites, applications and email with unrivaled power, burstability and reliability”.
    Sounds great, doesn’t it?

    The hype of Grid-Service

    Background story

    I’ve just recently moved to MediaTemple and at this moment my following sites are hosted with (mt): aytemir.com (that would be this blog), fan-tas-tic.com and VoetbalPortaal.com.
    All three sites have very humble amount of traffic to handle and are Wordpress or vBulletin powered, with some standard popular plugins or mods.
    Nothing fancy. Nothing special.
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    • Rich Pollock

      Rich Pollock 11:11 am on January 6, 2010 Permalink | Reply

    • Jerome

      Jerome 7:12 pm on March 8, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      Hi, for a project I’m working on, I have almost identical issues at Mediatemple as you have.

      I put a complaint at their helpdesk about the bad performance of their grid service (GS) and they point the finger to me, or te be more specific, the code I wrote.

      On the MT forum, there are more people having major issues with the GS, so I think it’s time to move on to another provider.

  • Fan-tas-tic

    Fan-tas-tic 1:23 pm on November 9, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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    Fan-tas-tic! User Generated Galleries 

    ftt_2 ftt_1 ftt_3

    It took me longer than foreseen, but after a couple of different approaches there is a final alpha version of my fan-tas-tic project. Although still in a alpha stage, I think a soft launch with this post is a logical move prior to a beta version: behold FAN-TAS-TIC! User Generated Galleries.

    WTF is FTT!
    FTT! is actually designed and developed as a pure personal project: a fantastic image gallery, with ‘fantastic’ covering the genres science-fiction, (heroic) fantasy/sword & sorcery, gothic, horror, anime and the quality of the art self displayed at the gallery.

    So…yet another gallery?
    Supervisually yes…it’s nothing more than just another gallery.

    However some of the features what should make FTT! really unique compared to other galleries are: (More …)

     
  • Tschai

    Tschai 4:26 pm on May 22, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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    TDO Mini Forms: upload path/URL mini hack 

    The TDO Mini Forms Wordpress Plugin is simply one of these plugins you’ll end up using, when you’ll be using WordPress for more than ‘just another blog’.

    For my upcoming project I was looking for a fully customizable end user form and after having tried a bunch, TDO mini forms was simply the best.
    I still don’t understand why it is called ‘mini’ because it has a ton of options and almost all of them very useful.
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    • Ragnar

      Ragnar 6:07 pm on May 22, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Thanks a lot, dude. Prolly can put it to use, too, now. ^^

    • Ragnar

      Ragnar 6:19 pm on May 22, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Ah, what the hell… after adding all that my admin gives me a blank page. :S

    • Ragnar

      Ragnar 6:29 pm on May 22, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Okay, never mind, I got my admin page back… but the code doesn’t seem to work… added all these new thing right where supposed to but TDO still uploads it to some id folder.

    • Ragnar

      Ragnar 6:48 pm on May 22, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      4th comment here, hello! :D Sorry, but got it working fine, everything is perfect, I just messed up stuff myself. Thanks a lot for this great tutorial!

    • Derek

      Derek 8:56 pm on June 2, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      I have had great success with TDO Mini Forms and your mini hacks have been of tremendous help. One thing I am seeking is how to use TDO Mini Forms with video options. Wondered if you might had an ideas on what I may be able to try.

      Thanks!!

    • Tim

      Tim 2:55 pm on November 10, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      People who want to use this (for example) when using a post form for unregistered users: be careful!

      If the post is rejected (deleted) by an administrator (at the ‘moderation’), the whole folder of that specific month is emptied… see what I’m saying? Careful.

      Just a tip. Good hack though!

      • Tschai

        admin 10:48 pm on November 10, 2009 Permalink | Reply

        Tim, thanks for the warning…I wasn’t aware of this, obliviously.

        I’ll test this and implement your suggestion and will come back to you…
        ;)

        • Tschai

          admin 10:58 pm on November 10, 2009 Permalink | Reply

          Shit…you’re right,I’m seeing it only now: at http://fan-tas-tic.com, where I implemented the hack, I’ve already deleted all other images in the same folder with the one I only wanted to delete!

          Thanks for the warning…

    • Tim

      Tim 3:25 pm on November 10, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Suggestion in this case

      $postdir = $options['path'].$yearID.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.$monthID.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.$post_ID;

    • iqbal

      iqbal 5:44 pm on December 6, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      hii…every one…i just wanna ask how to make a submission form like for sample…downarchive.com…that another or registered users can submit their download to our site??
      can we hack TDO mini Form tobe like it??
      sorry for my bad english…
      thanks for helping…

    • Tschai

      Tschai 7:42 pm on May 22, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Glad to hear it’s working and thanks for letting know…

    • Tschai

      Tschai 8:33 am on June 4, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Do you want to upload these video files to your own server or do you just want to refer to some external (youtube, vimeo) URL’s?

      The latter should be very easy.
      The first option might require some hacking…

    • Derek

      Derek 5:27 pm on June 4, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      I was attempting to upload vids to my own server and then embed them in a post.

      That’s where I am having the problem, videos upload fine just can’t get them to display.

    • Tschai

      Tschai 8:11 am on June 5, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      If you’re able to upload the video and retrieve the URL generated by TDO forms, than from here your problem is a general issue and not TDO mini form related anymore.

      You probably need the right plugin to show the video, depending on the format of your video.
      Have you tried something like this one http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/embedded-video-with-link/, which seems to support almost any format? If you’re able getting the full URL/path, this should do the trick for you…

  • Tschai

    Tschai 11:28 pm on January 8, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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    Replacing your comments with Intense Debate 

    Intense Debate Example
    There are some very great and creative ways to design the comment section of your blog: check out these examples for some inspiration (37 Ways to Design the Comments Form, 30 and 30 More Must See Comment Designs for Web Designers).
    And while I was thinking about how to design my own comment parts of my upcoming WP powered sites, I decided I should go for the easier way…which by the way kinda is the philosophy of this blog.
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    • Tschai

      Tschai 10:35 pm on March 10, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Yet another proove my ID account is screwed:
      Via gmail I got noticed someone commented here, but I could not see the comment here, nor in the admin/backend nor in my ID-comments page!

      All I could do is click the ‘Delete’ link in my mail to actually follow/see the comment…which actually deleted the comment.

      I´ve (temporary) disabled ID…untill I´ve figured out the mess.

      Thanks for the comment and sorry bout deleting it.

    • Amanda

      Amanda 7:24 pm on August 29, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Hello

      Kindly, can you tell me if it is possible to add IntenseDebate to a website built with RapidWeaver, on Mac OS X 10.4.11 PCC based (not Intel).

      I’m not a blogger, just need a dynamic comments box on my site that allows comments with more than 200 words… Because at the moment I’m using a basic, lame Cbox since neither IntenseDebate, Disqus have answered my question. I see it as a lack of support.

      RapidWeaver and Mac forums do not know how. They use Echo js kit. Sucks!
      Yahoo answers gave me no answers and at Get Satisfaction my questions is piled on top of hundreds.

      Of all the problems I’ve encountered while building my website adding a working, dynamic and nice comment box seems like looking for a needle in the sands.

      You may look at the lame Cbox I’ve at the moment, just to fill the gap while I’m trying hard to find alternatives.

      http://www.amandaindependentlondonescort.com/comments.html

      I really appreciate and will be immensely grateful for help. Even if it is to say “give up”.

      Kind regards

      Amanda

    • BadGirl11

      BadGirl11 4:08 am on October 22, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Is your mind opened to all the new possibilities the instructor is willing to give you? ,

    • Tschai

      Tschai 9:48 pm on August 29, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      You should be able to use IntenseDebate with ANY site, including a DreamWeaver site…at least that´s what they say on their own site.

      Having said that, ItenseDebate might be overkill for your site, though. You should perhaps consider a simpler/smaller script.

      Sorry, I can´t help you any further…

    • Amanda

      Amanda 11:27 am on August 30, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Thank you Tschai.

      Firstly, I don’t think my comment was deleted, because when I posted it (what most probably will happen now) I just got the message:
      “Thank you your comment has been submitted and is waiting moderation” Huh… something like that.

      Secondly, Yeap, You’re right. Thanks for the advise. I do not want overkill my site with too many scripts but CBox is so simple, does not allow replies, can’t change lines neither add paragraphs as I’m doing in this box. And honestly looks ugly. But works with a very simple html code.

      Anyway, I’ve subscribed to your forum and if anything comes up, kindly let me know.

      Kind regards

      Amanda

  • Fan-tas-tic

    Fan-tas-tic 9:50 pm on January 2, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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    A fan-tas-tic start of 2009! 

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    As stated in my post Setting goals for 2009 I’ll try to post only about the projects I’m working on…from now on. And I have to admit it’s hard not to blog, rant or rave about anything else.
    Because there is actually a lot to blog, rant and rave about. For example this blog now has reached a Pagerank of 2 in 3 months, but so did my sleeping site Uppedd.com, which never had any content at all…and this is a big mystery to me.
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  • Tschai

    Tschai 2:43 pm on December 27, 2008 Permalink | Reply
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    Unstandard theme now Wordpress 2.7 compatible 

    Like many great themes the Unstandard theme did initially lack some basic features like widgets and gravatars. I made a widgetized and gravatar-ized version and this version has been donwloaded almost 600 times from October 2008 till now. Which proves that it’s still a popular theme and a decent upgrade was necessary.


    The Unstandard Theme Wordpress 2.7 compatible

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    • Vishesh

      Vishesh 5:05 pm on July 12, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Does the updated Unstandard theme cover all the useful edits you’d made to it, or would we have to do the manual edits ourselves?

    • Tschai

      Tschai 10:15 pm on July 12, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      I think everything is covered fully, although I have not installed/tested it myself…I think it’s save bet, since Derek is still fully supoorting it.

    • Joep Kalthoff

      Joep Kalthoff 10:13 am on January 15, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      I’ve installed this theme, but I have problems with the pages. It keeps showing the default ‘home’, ‘about’ and ’subscribe’ pages. When I add a page in the back-end nothing changes.

      Any hints where to alter this?

      • Tschai

        Tschai 11:34 am on January 15, 2010 Permalink | Reply

        Joep, these links are hardcoded in the header; you should manually edit them to your needs in the theme editor.

        At last that was the case in the older versions, it sounds like it still is the case in the current version also.

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