Category Archives: Internet
Migrating WordPress Blog from Site5 to 1and1 (aka 1&1)
I can only speak for the 1and1 half of this as my friend did the sql dump at Site5.
I updated the database name in the sql dump. I uploaded it using MySQL 5.0 (I previously used MySQL 4.0) and phpMyAdmin. I made my edits using BDV Notepad.
When I had the sql dump file open in BDV Notepad, some characters (em dashes, smart quotes, u with umlaut, etc.) looked corrupted. However, after I uploaded the file, they appeared fine.
My previous attempt to edit the sql dump file in MS Notepad seemed to corrupt many special characters. My attempt to upload the file after editing failed several times. I think this had something to do with the UTF character encoding. The solution seemed to be to change as little as possible. Though, I did cut out around 2mb of unnecessary rss info that I think was generated by something called Magpie RSS.
I had all the WordPress directory ready to go on the new server. So, I followed the directions here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
4/20/2010 Update: I had to upgrade my MySQL version to upgrade WordPress (to v2.9.2) and found I had a really tough time working with the SQL dump. After several hours of searching, I finally came across this: SQLDumpSplitter. After installing this and splitting the file, the SQL import was simple.
Firefox
All-in-One Gestures: Execute common commands using mouse gestures, rocker navigation, and scroll wheel navigation.
FoxReplace: Bring up replace field by pressing Shift + F2.
IE Tab: Embeds Internet Explorer in tabs of Firefox.
–Uninstalled. Crashed Firefox during first attempt at use. Mouse gestures aren’t usable in the IE tab the plug-in creates.
Tab Mix Plus: Duplicate tabs, control tab focus, undo closed tabs and windows, manage session.
–Open recently closed tab: Ctrl+Shift+T
Tab Wheel Scroll: Switch tabs by scrolling with the mouse wheel in the tab bar.
LaTeX and Tooltips
Tippy
What is the inverse of the equation ?
Here is the answer with [latex] tags inside of the Tippy tags:
Here is the answer with “$”s inside of the Tippy tags:
Here is the answer with “$” in place of the “$”s inside of the Tippy tags:
Conclusion: Failed
No usage instructions.
This makes all links display a tooltip on mouseover that, in turn, displays a link to the destination url.
Conclusion: Failed
Conclusion: Failed