I have recently installed wordpress in my bluehost hosting. However It installed it through Mojo Market Place. After successfull installation I notice there were lot of features / options was missing in my dashboard as compared to standard wordpress installation like appearance, plugins, users, tools settings etc. as you can see it in below screenshot. Due to which I am not able to perform addtional task. How do I get all standard features provided by wordpress?
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I came across a magento website
http://www.gidimall.com/
and
http://www.konga.com/
I really like and I've been trying to figure out which Magento theme its running on. I followed through with some techniques I found online but I didn't seem to get it.
With the following technique, I was able to determine its running on Magento Community Edition
http://www.gidimall.com/giftcard/customer : If you get a 404 Page Not Found error then that means they are NOT running MEE (Magento Enterprise Edition). If you get redirected to a login page that means they ARE most likely running MEE*
identifying its theme is a bit challenging.
You can get theme name by "view source" and find skin which general themes are stored in skin folder, so path would be
www.yoursitename.com/skin/frontend/default/theme-name/
and if it's package then it would be
www.yoursitename.com/skin/frontend/theme-name/default/
you can check in console if there is no caching
if there is caching then you can enable path hints
log into the magento back-end admin
Go to System -> Configuration in the main menu
Go to Developer on the bottom left under ADVANCED
Switch to the store view on the top left to your current website or store view.
Under the Debug tab of the same Developer config page you will see a new option appear that will allow you to turn on/off template path hints.
I am using a .wordpress.com blog that would like to get some custom page templates, I understand how how to write page templates, but, I don't understand how to get the template onto whatever.wordpress.com without FTP access!
EDIT: I don't want themes, I need to basically make a price form, where users select options, and based on options the price of a product increases, and this price is emailed to the user. I sort of guessed I could use page templates for this, but, I'm open to suggestions.
You are pretty much out of luck for the wordpress.com free feature. For full custom template options, you will need to host your own word press site. Or alternatively, choose a good theme and customize the css / etc, as part of its 'premium' feature:
http://en.wordpress.com/products/
EDIT: side notes
Hosting plans are cheap anyway for wordpress blogs these days, LOL most major host allows it to be pre-installed as you purchase your web-space. At less then US$10 per month, it ain't that bad. Probably cheaper then 'premium' with alot more freedom. (=X unless you already got a really popular bog)
Additionally, wordpress admin interface itself, comes with a built in theme / file editor (if you host it on your own). That allows you to edit the theme / PHP / css files. Though it may lack syntax highlighting, that can be easily remedied with plug-ins.
Install themeforest theme in wordpress.com (similar question)
You can't install custom templates on a wordpress.com blog, only choose whatever is there.
You need your own hosting to be able to install custom themes.
We developed the Drupal based portal. After the testing and deployment (in locally) the site was working perfectly. But when I move the site to the online server (hosting), the site was facing the memory execution limit problem.
It's expecting minimum 96MB but the hosting provider is not able to increase that much!! Is any other way to fix this issue?? Or in Australia any other hosting provider is giving this much memory limit?
In my experience, 96MB is a lot for a Drupal site to require. Look over the modules you have installed on the site and disable and uninstall anything you don't actually need. For example, disable the core Color and Comment modules (enabled by default in Drupal 6), if you're not using them. If you have module like Views UI, Beautytips UI, ImageCache UI, or Rules Administration UI intalled, disable them once you're done configuring everything.
If there are only specific pages that are requiring too much memory, try optimizing those pages. For example, if there are lots of nodes being displayed in a view, try adding a pager to the view, to split the content across multiple pages.
If you have custom modules, try separating out the administrative UI code into a separate modulename.admin.inc file, so it will only be loaded when needed. Heck, consider doing that for publicly contributed modules too, then consider posting patches to the issue queues of those modules.
UPDATE: You may want to consider VPS hosting next. There you'll have more control over the system you're running on.
UPDATE 2: Depending on the needs and features of your site, you may be able to reduce your site's memory footprint by installing the Boost module, which creates a flat-file version of your site.
I want to start writing some blog and I know that i will past code there so i am looking for some platform with this already built in . And that i will not need to use third party script for syntax highlighting.
As I understood Blogger and Word press dont have that built in and they use syntax highlighter .
The problem is that i am really not understand in web programming and I am not sure to install all those scripts .
Thanks .
WordPress is designed so that all you ever have to do is write - i.e. you don't have to be a web developer to use the platform while you're blogging. You add functionality through plug-ins, which are optional modules you download, install, activate, and configure within the WordPress GUI. No coding skills required.
Getting WordPress
You can get a free WordPress blog at WordPress.com. You might also be able to set one up on your own domain through your web host with a one-click-installation tool (this depends on your host). Finally, you can usually find a developer who will install WordPress on your hosted server for free (Here's an example of an Arizona developer who offers free WordPress installation.)
To install a syntax highlighter, you'll need to be running WordPress on your own server. The free WordPress.com setup doesn't allow you to install additional plug-ins. But setting up WordPress on your own server is fast, relatively easy, and as I mentioned before, very well supported by the community.
Installing a Plug-in
You can search for plug-ins and install them directly within the WordPress dashboard. Just go to your dashboard, click Plugins then click on the big Add New button at the top of the page. From this screen, you can browse available plug-ins by tag or search for a specific feature.
Once you've found a plug-in you like, click Install Now and follow the on-screen instructions to install and activate the new system on your site. Then you have new functionality set up, and you didn't have to touch any code!
Syntax Highlighting
I use a syntax highlighter on my own site for displaying PHP and JavaScript code. It's called Code Colorer, and it supports a wide variety of languages and structures - you can even use a custom theme to color/style your code snippets if you want. Here's an example on my site using PHP. Here's an example using JavaScript.
Other Resources
Here are some other places you can look for more information regarding getting a WordPress blog set up on your own system:
WordPress Web Hosting
WordPress Hosting with GoDaddy
How to Setup a Self-hosted WordPress Blog For Free
Jumping Duck Media Web Hosting (Full Disclosure: This is my company!)
Users can extend our PHP application with plugins, and we would like to host all these plugins, but more than just hosting files we want to allow users to version their files with git. Finally too, we'd like for other people using these plugins to be able to review/rate the plugins.
Is there any such script/software out there that allows you to do this? Wordpress has some type of BBPress front-end that interacts with SVN for their wordpress.com/extend plugin website. In a nutshell its a git hosting platform combined with a front-end based on PHP... too much to ask for?
Okay, decided to go with a PHP based Forge app called indefero: http://www.indefero.net/