This is something the JX team has been debating over for a few months: Should we change our URL structure? Will the change damage our search rankings? So, what is the change in our URLs and why the change? Our old link structure had all links ending with digits e.g http://example.com/article-123/ The digits represented article … Read more
cPanel is fantastically easy to use. Most web masters will find they need few other tools to enable them to manage their sites, files, databases and emails. As easy as cPanel is to operate, it can take a few weeks to get to grips with all its features. In this guide you will learn how … Read more
phpMyAdmin is the database management panel installed in many web host packages, especially host services that use cPanel. It is free to use and free to install and can even be installed separately of the server package provided by a hosting company. Not all phpMyAdmin features are enabled on all host environments. One feature that … Read more
Okay, okay, not my usual type of post and, I hope, not my last off-topic post. In fact, I’ll be looking for guest writers or a team of dedicated tech, news, review and opinion writers for JournalXtra. Ads will be posted when I’m ready to start project JXtra Time. Back on subject. I have a … Read more
We have all seen it. We have all done it. We have a WordPress site that doesn’t listen to php.ini. We need to increase the max execution time or increase the PHP memory limit. We change a server’s PHP settings using php.ini and test with <?php php_info() ?>. Low and behold, the settings don’t take. … Read more
This bug took 5 days to quash (solution below). Can you believe that? Not for want of research and inspection. I checked everywhere to find solutions to this bug. I’m grateful to the Magento developers for not hearing cries for help from store owners everywhere. They have inspired me to write. Given the lack of … Read more