WordPress Blog’s use MySQL Database to store whole information like your blog posts, comments, etc. If you’re a Professional Blogger then you’re constantly updating your blog with at least 4 blog posts a day and this data directly stored in MySQL database which you don’t want to lose at any condition, so it’s necessary for you to keep up the regular backups of your data to protect it from any loss or damage. Already I had covered a lot on the database from installing to deleting a database by using PHPMyAdmin. Now, this post focus on “how-to back-up the WordPress Database By Using PHPMyAdmin”. [Read more…] about [How-To Guide] Back-Up WordPress Database By Using PHPMyAdmin
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[WordPress Hack] View Hidden Secret Option Panel In WordPress
WordPress offer lot of options and some users are unaware of these options. Today, I came across a new option and thought like to share it with my readers also.
This option panel is hidden because it has all the settings of your blog and it is something that you don’t want to mess up.
Before typing this URL you have to log in your wp-admin panel so that you can easily see all the settings of your blog.
Just type this URL in the browser
http://domainname.com/wp-admin/options.php (replace domain name with you blog name)
After typing this URL you will see something like this (as shown below):
In the screen-shot you can see some of the settings of my blog.
Note: Don’t try to change any of settings or any value.
Do let us know in the comment section about this hidden feature of WordPress??
If you are new to WordPress then these tutorials will be helpful to you:
How-To Guide on Installing WordPress on Hostgator
How-To Guide on Installing WordPress Theme
How-To Guide on Installting WordPress Plugin
How-To Guide on Scheduling Post In WordPress
How-To Guide on Renaming Uncategorized In WordPress
How-To Guide on Enabling Keyboard Shortcuts For Comment Moderation
How-To Guide on Adding Multiple Blogs
[WordPress News] WordPress 3.0.3 Released With Security Update
If you are a WordPress user, then it’s time to update your WordPress blog as WordPress 3.0.3 arrived and available for all users. According to WordPress team, it is a security update for all earlier versions of WordPress.
According to official release.
“This release fixes the issues in the remote publishing interface, which under circumstances allowed Author – and contributor – level users to improperly edit, publish, or delete posts. These issues only affect sites that have remote publishing enabled”.
Now its time to update WordPress blog and if you don’t want to update your blog, then make sure you disable the remote publishing feature.
For your information only, the issues fixed are:
wp-includes/version.php
xmlrpc.php
readme.html
wp-admin/includes/update-core.php
Do let us know in the comments section about this minor update. Do you use remote login feature to publish post??
[How-To Guide] Schedule Post In WordPress 3.0.2
WordPress offer lot of feature and some feature help you to increase productivity and allow you to do other work.
Let say, for example: you go out on a vacation and do not want to leave your readers with same old article till you come back. So in that case what you’ll do? The answer to this problem is to use scheduling post feature of WordPress.
Scheduling post feature of WordPress allow you to update your blog on regular basis and help you to keep up good reputation among readers and offer them to come to your blog on regular basis.
Before offering you step-by-step guide I assume that you’ve already written a post.
Step-by-Step Guide To Schedule Post For Future Use
Step1: Log-in your wp-admin panel.
Step2: Go-to Posts and post you want to Schedule.
Step3: After selecting post, on right-hand side (as shown below). Click on Edit Button.
Step4: Now “set date and time” when you want to publish the post and click on “ok” button.
Step5: After clicking on “ok” button you’ll see “schedule button”. Hit schedule button to schedule the required post.
Now you can do whatever you like as you’ve scheduled the post. Meanwhile do let us know that it is good or bad to use schedule post feature in WordPress??
[How-To Guide] Install Plugin In WordPress Blog
WordPress no doubt best and most popular blogging platform because it is easiest and offers you lots of free themes and plugins which will enhance your blogging experience. Already I’ve covered a tutorial on “How-To Add New Themes” and now in this post focus on adding plugin in your WordPress blog.
Step-By-Step Guide On Adding Plugin in your WordPress Admin Panel
Step1: Login into your wp-admin Panel by typing this URL in your browser
http://www.yourdomainname.com/wp-admin
Step2: Now click on Plugins Option as shown below:
Step3: Now click on “Add New” and it will open a new page.
Step4: On new page, you can add your favorite plugin on your WordPress Admin Panel.
Step5: Now type your plugin name and hit search button (for me its disqus comment system) and it will show you all the results as shown below:
Step6: Now click on install button and it installs the plugin in your wp-content/plugins folder.
Step7: After clicking on Install Button, it opens a new page as shown below, where you’ve to activate the plugin.
Congratulations, you’ve successfully added new plugins in WordPress dashboard.
If you face any difficulty then let us know in the comments section.