How would you feel if someone could view the contents of all your directories which do not contain an index.html, index.php, or other index file? Personally, I feel like my privacy has been invaded. Time to shed some light. How’s your setup? Let’s test. From your browser’s address bar, navigate to a directory that you [...]
I’m with GoDaddy, BlueHost, HostGator!
In roughly six months time, I’ve managed to switch my web hosting from GoDaddy to BlueHost and have ultimately ended up with HostGator. Here are some thoughts concerning my journey. I hosted my websites with GoDaddy for several years before making my first hosting switch last September. At the time, I was satisfied with GoDaddy’s [...]
February 23, 2011
Time Flies: Track When You Last Did Something
Time Flies is a iPhone app used to keep track of how long it has been since you did something. Use it to keep track of the things you need to remember, the things you do too often, and all those things that you just don’t do often enough. I just installed this app and [...]
November 15, 2010
Ternary Operators Anyone?
While reading through the WordPress Coding Standards, I read some good advice to follow when using ternary operators. To keep things from getting confusing when using ternary operators, always have the statements test for true instead of false. // (if statement is true) ? (do this) : (if false, do this); $basketballteam = ( ‘lakers’ [...]
November 14, 2010
Simple Way to Track 404 Error Pages with Google Analytics
Sometimes visitors to your site may receive a 404 Error or “Page Not Found”. This may happen when they click on a link that no longer exists or perhaps they typed the address incorrectly. If it’s a business website, a 404 Page Not Found could mean lost money but no matter the type of site, [...]
November 4, 2010