Archive for May, 2007
When you installed DacEasy, did you write down the installation path for each module? If not, don’t worry, it’s pretty easy to find.
Here, I will show you How To Find DacEasy Module Folder Paths in just 4 easy steps (Including screen shots).
Anyone who subscribes to my feed may notice old posts being updated. It is because I need to re-tag everything.
I decided to completely start over with the UTW plugin to see if it would fix the problems I have been having with my tags.
To start over, I deactivated the plugin and deleted the plugin folder.
Then I went into the MySQL database and deleted the tables that UTW makes along with some other entries that I noticed in one of the WordPress tables.
UTW Tables I deleted were:
- wp_tags
- wp_post2tag
- wp_tag_synonyms
Since I had exported the tags to custom fields in WordPress, I had to delete those entries which resided in the “wp_postmeta” table.
So, cross your fingers and wish me luck. Here we go….
I really hope this fixes everything.
I have been trying to organize my categories in WordPress a little better so that you can find things easier and so I have less trouble trying to figure out which ones to use when I write new posts.
I originally started using my name (Jason Stone) as a category, thinking that it would help me rank higher for my name. At first, it worked. I used to be on the first page when you would type “Jason Stone”. I think Google’s filter decided it didn’t like that idea because my rank dropped to 99. The other categories I deleted were:
- Web Server
- Hot
- Funny
- Blogging
If you have trouble trying to find something, try looking in “Cluttered Thoughts”
I Added the “Cluttered Thoughts” for when I am in a hurry or if I post some random stuff that doesn’t relate to my main topics. I have also added the “Coding” category to organize articles that contain full scripts or source code snippets in any coding language that I end up needing to use (examples: ASP, PHP, HTML, etc…)
I moved the Databases Category from:
Root > Computer > Software > Databases
to:
Root > Databases
(This is the new location for “Databases“)
I moved the PHP category from:
Root > Computer > Software > PHP
to:
Root > Coding > PHP
(This is the new location for “PHP“)







