Daniel Curran on May 14th, 2011
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Tweet Getting a Warning: imagettftext() [function.imagettftext]: Could not read font error message? Let’s fix it! If you have a form on a your WordPress website and are trying to prevent spammers  from flooding your site with deals on  – well, you know the kinds of deals they promote, get yourself a “Completely Automated Public Turing [...]

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Daniel Curran on August 8th, 2009
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Tweet Here is a little surprise I received upon returning from vacation. I was editing a blog and when I went to save the post an error popped up reading: The server (our server domain, e.g. DOMAIN.COM) at Magic requires a username and password. Well isn’t that special? The problem is caused by the vars.php [...]

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Daniel Curran on June 1st, 2009
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Tweet If you are running a WordPress website and have noticed that Firefox crashes whenever you try to add an image – here is the solution. Just Disable Google Gears. Go to Tools > Add-Ons, select Gears and ‘Disable’ it. Fixed. Tweet

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Daniel Curran on March 13th, 2009
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Tweet When upgrading WordPress you may receive the dreaded Error 500 – Internal Server Error: Don’t Panic. This usually means that the files you uploaded did not completely replace their predecessors. Check your FTP settings and tell your FTP program to OVERWRITE existing files on the server. Some thing like this: I usually have my [...]

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Daniel Curran on December 11th, 2008
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Tweet I just updated the site to version 2.7 and received the error Cannot redeclare is_sticky() This is caused by the Lester Chan plug-in Wp-Sticky If you get the error, simply FTP into your WordPress installation and go to wp-content/plugins/ and delete wp-sticky In order to use Sticky posts in WordPress 2.7, look under the [...]

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