I’ve recently done some research on Affiliate Programmes that integrate with WP Ecommerce.
I came across the excellent WP Affiliate Platform from Tips and Tricks HQ – it works beautifully and is very easy to setup. At only $39 it’s a steal – considering how much business it can generate for you. Thanks Ruhul!
I wanted to make the front end integrate with my original site – which is just like tweaking a WordPress Theme. Let me talk you through it in this article.
I’m currently building a WordPress Hosting Service where customers get hosting with WordPress pre-installed.
I also want to offer several pre-installed Themes and Plugins that I’ll deploy from the Plesk Back End using Application Vault.
WordPress is already available as a free repository, however it does take some time for new versions to be made available – and of course my Themes and Plugins aren’t there either.
So how can I amend or build a new Plesk Application Vault repository? Let’s find out in this article, in which I’m describing all my findings 😉
With the recent end-of-life announcement it becomes clear that WordPress isn’t going to support PHP 5.1.6. for much longer anymore.
CentOS 5 however comes pre-compiled with PHP 5.1.6 and there are no plans to change this in the current version.
For simple folk like me it’s unimaginable to re-compile the entire OS from source or switch to a different distribution altogether. yum doesn’t help much by default – unless you’re looking in the right repositories.
Help is at hand, courtesy of the 1and1 Knowledge Base. Without further ado, here’s how to upgrade PHP on CentOS 5: