I'm looking into integrating something that can help me capture aggregate, and anonymous error monitoring using Sentry for a distributed WordPress plugin. Obviously this would be opt-in.
Is there someone out there who has actually done this who I can chat with? Looking for some insight on things to look out for, how to approach it, etc.
@alexstandiford I don’t remember how since it’s been a long time since I set it up, but you can configure Sentry to dump specific parameters. I imagine you could do the inverse with an allow list.
I was getting some pushback regarding privacy in some other circles, and it kinda freaked me out a bit. I really think having this data would be valuable though, so I want to figure it out.
I point to this post also for the #WordPress community who should also have been asking the same question for a number of years even before COVID.
The last couple of months I’ve had numerous discussions on this topic with longtime developers in the community. Those leaving the community for whatever reason or one thing, but not focus on whose entering.
And this isn’t just #Drupal#WordPress - other mostly older products and technology communities are realizing the same thing. It’s a bigger trend and I think bigger than (at least for some of these communities) simply what competitor you have to worry about.
I just noticed that stuff on my blog (which was hosted on URLold and now is hosted on URLnew) still points to URLold.
A quick inspection has shown that this is not a cache issue. When I look into the database, I can see that Wordpress introduced hard links for images like URLold/path/to/whatever/foto.jpg and similar stuff for other content.
The probably dumbest solution would be to replace all appearances of URLold with URLnew using sed or just an editor but ... there must be a better way? They cannot make their users edit the data base when the site migrates from URLold to URLnew. Right?
@holger A search and replace is in fact the solution. But you need to beware of URLs stored in serialized PHP arrays. Doing a simple search and replace will break them.
I would use WP-CLI’s search-replace command to do this safely.
@janl@alda@danielaKay Alda gets my recommendation. When somebody knows WordPress then it's her. And Daniela is a wonderful person that deserves the help 😀
Add an e-commerce section on top of it using WooCommerce.
Build an e-commerce section for my music on my current Jekyll website, using #Shopify.
Then I'll decide which one's best, and potentially move on from Bandcamp. I'm not going to leave the platform, however I want to act on the principle of #BeYourOwnPlatform
It's 20 years ago today that I registered my first account on the wordpress.org forums. I had been preparing to move my blog to #WordPress 1.2 and needed some help.
It's been quite a ride. Such a wonderful, friendly and helpful community.
Je suis perdu avec #Wordpress et #DIVI (ne me jugez pas, ou alors pas trop fort). Je ne trouve aucun moyen d'afficher le libellé de la catégorie d'un article dans l'article proprement dit.
Bêtement, j'imaginais pouvoir faire ça dans un template dédié aux articles dans le "thème builder" mais je dois mal m'y prendre.
(ni virer Wordpress ni virer Divi ne sont des options dans le cas présent, même si l'envie ne manque pas)
@tallstorygames posted that into the UK Slack and according to the co-founder it was one of the first patches added to the b2 fork that eventually became WordPress
Exporting a month's worth of media uploads shouldn't be this complicated and shouldn't need a plugin.
The importer should allow me to import just the DB/Meta data if I don't check the 'download & import files' box (importing huge files from a password protected staging site) and allow me to just ftp the actual files up.
Utter nonsense.
So much of #WordPress is actively hostile to the idea of having multiple environments.