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  • Inserting an exported MySQL dump via Command Line

    Matthew 12:43 pm on July 28, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: joomla, , , ,

    If you are a developer, no doubt you have a local development environment in which you build your website projects, testing every function, every change to make sure that once it’s ready to go live, you can upload the files and in preparation for launch.

    Once you get a few projects under your belt, and especially where using fully featured Content Management Systems (CMS) like Joomla! or WordPress, where you can make 60-70% of the changes you need directly through the back-end administration, you’ll find your local/development version of your website quickly becomes out of date in comparison to the live site. (More …)

     
  • Switching to PHP5 on 1and1 Linux Hosting

    Matthew 1:55 am on February 8, 2009 | 1 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , , htaccess, joomla, ,

    I recently upgraded a client to a 1and1 Linux Business Pro hosting package and so far I have found no major obstacles.

    The previous environment was a dedicated Windows 2003 server in which there was free reign to modify any of the core files, including the PHP installation and any other similar files. (More …)

     
  • Simple Joomla! SEF fix v2

    Matthew 11:44 pm on February 6, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , , joomla, , sef, seo

    A few days ago I made a post relating to an issue I came across with Joomla! during a move from running it in basic SEF mode, which utilises the aliases given when creating categories and articles in the Joomla administration/back-end, to the full/advanced SEF mode which utilises both the aliases and Apache’s mod_rewrite to remove the index.php from the URL. Actual implementation requires a minor modification of the .htaccess within the root Jooma directory, which I hope to cover in a subsequent post. (More …)

     
  • Joomla! SEF/SEO and URL 404 Fix

    Matthew 6:56 pm on February 4, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , , iis, joomla, ,

    I recently moved a clients distribution of Joomla! from a Windows 2003 enivornment running IIS6, a Microsoft Web Server. As some of you may know IIS and Joomla! do not play nice together, in particular all the SEF (Search Engine Friendly) and SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) settings do not work out of the box as they rely heavily on Apache’s mod_rewrite. (More …)

     
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