Adjacency Lists are among the most popular models for storing hierarchical data into databases, but sometimes they do not provide…
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Solution for the MySQL sleeping processes issue with WordPress that is related to the XML-RPC feature. This quick fix will help anyone solve the problem in just a few seconds.
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Mark Jaquith, one of the lead developers of WordPress just announced that WordPress 3.1 will be the last version that will support PHP4 and MySQL4. After WordPress 3.1, due some by the end of 2010, the minimum requirements for installing WordPress 3.2 will be PHP 5.2 and MySQL 5.0.15.
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Get the Digest Access Authentication running with some PHP code and a simple .htaccess trick making it possible to authenticate users without having to worry if mod_auth_digest is installed on the server.