Some easy use of mod_rewrite
Here are some easy code snippets that comes in handy on all websites I set up. Consistent urls are important for search engines, so I have a few small code snippets to make sure everything works as planned.
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Testing ReceiveLinks link exchange network
I previously tested LinkVault with little or no success. Now I’ve taken it upon myself to test ReceiveLinks. So far it’s looking pretty neat’o. It’s very easy to set up (very similar to LV) and easy to manage. The user interface is simple, not pretty, but effective. If you like you can test it out yourself. It’s free and if you sign up as a referral of mine, I’ll help you get started. (more…)
Joomla 1.5 beta postponed
Joomla 1.5 beta has been pushed back one month and is not due until the end of May most probably. I’ll write more as soon as I can get hold of some info on the topic. For now you can read the Joomla Roadmap.
Joomla 1.5 database schema
Joomla 1.5 beta is just around the corner now. Jinx has earlier stated that it would be released before may but we are yet to see if the core devs manage to keep their promise. As part of my involvement in the standards & guidelines group in Joomla, I set up a Joomla database schema to give 3rd party developers a clearer understanding as to how the core database is structured. Click the thumbnail to the right to see the full sized schema.
Download Joomla 1.5 database diagram (From April 2006. XML-format, for use with FabFORCE DBDesigner4)
The diagram also has column info expanded, so that you can see the column types (varchar, integer, etc). This makes the schema a bit messy, but this is a feature you easily can turn on/off in DBDesigner to make it more readable again.
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