I want Twitter in this site.I look for twitter plugin, i stumble upon Alex King’s Twitter Tools Plugin. It’s a great plugin, but Alex’s plugin required Wordpress 2.1 or higher, and my Wordpress isn’t in this requirement. Try it anyway, shows up an error.
Then I stumble upon David Wood’s Simple Twitter Plugin. Download, extract, upload, activate and manage plugin. I do what Read Me says, put a php code in Celophon Colophon Page, no Twitter posts, because plugin code, which is in php, doesn’t allowed inside WORDPRESS POST
Put php code in a sidebar, guess what? Twitter shows.
I want Twitter in a Celophon Page, not in a sidebar.
I guess somehow php code should be allowed inside WordPress post. James Van Lommel RunPHP Pluginis a plugin to put PHP code into a post and have it eval()’d.
Download, extract, upload, activate and manage plugin. Choose to run PHP code ? in Write Page, paste Simple Twitter php code, and save.
A few steps to upgrade WordPress
1. backup WordPress database using phpmyadmin or WordPress Database Backup plugin
2. deactivate any plugins
3. delete files and folders, except wp-config.php files and wp-content folder
4. upload the latest WordPress, except wp-config.php files and wp-content folder
5. type domain_name/wp-admin/upgrade.php in your browser to runs an upgrade command, just follow the instructions
6. activate any plugins
UPDATED Nineteen Labs move in to a new server. This also means downgrade WordPress from 2.2 to 2.0.x version, because the new server have a lower database version. Here is a few steps to downgrade WordPress :
1. backup an old WordPress that you want to downgrade. Export this to a sql file. Do not choose ‘ADD DROP TABLE’ option
2. Install a new WordPress which is lower from a current version
3. open a WordPress database using phpmyadmin
4. open the sql file in notepad, and checks every structures between your sql and current WordPress’ database. If they are same, goes to the next step
5. open a table wp_options and find a url options, types current WordPress url
6. import the sql file into a current WordPress database
7. open or refresh Wordpress, try to login to your WordPress
8. Check your posts, because there are ASCII character errors occasionally found in wordpress posts
9. Downgrade succesful