SphinnCon Israel is this coming Tuesday in Jerusalem, and will have a great panel of experts on search and internet marketing, including representatives from Google, TechCrunch, Yedda, and Kenshoo.
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A vulnerability has been discovered in the WP-Cal plugin for WordPress, an event calendar plugin by Fahlstad. This vulnerability can be exploited by malicious people to conduct SQL injection attacks.
Just last week another plugin by Fahlstad ...
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Heads up to any users of the WP-Forum WordPress plugin: Secunia has reported that it can be exploited by malicious people to conduct SQL injection attacks. Too bad - just when I was looking for a simple forum solution for a WordPress ...
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The WordPress OpenID plugin lets visitors to a Wordpress blog quickly register, login, and leave comments using their OpenID Identity. Says it's designed for WP 2.0.3 to 2.1, but may work with 2.3.
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You may need to have "tinyurl" permalinks for your WordPress blog posts. One option is to go to tinyurl.com and create each permalink one-by-one. This is fine if you don't need to create too many, but can get cumbersome when you need tens or hundreds of them.
Michael Clark explains how he ...
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If your WordPress blog isn't accepting trackbacks or sending pings to other blogs, you may need to open it up so that it can talk to other servers.
Check out Donncha's explanation of what to look for, and how to fix the problem if it exists.
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If you're an avid Google Calendar user, it would probably make your life easier if you could access it easily all the time. BNET describes a really easy way to get your Google Calendar to appear in your Firefox sidebar at ...
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Allow users to use OpenID to interact with your blog with OpenID WordPress plugin