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A crazy thing has happened to the U.S., reality TV star Donald J Trump has been elected President. He brought within him into power a litany of people who are hell-bent on Conservative causes - pretty much all the Cabinet Secretary's are people who'd previously promised to destroy the agencies they were appointed to lead, for example.
We're all shocked, astonished, etc, that Donald Trump won the 2016 US Presidential Elections. The prospect of Donald Trump as US President goes completely against the grain, and is not what'd been expected, but at the same time we shouldn't be surprised. It did happen, and we must look for an effective way to deal with this fact, including fighting strongly against all the crazy stuff that we know is coming.
I've been writing for Examiner.com for over 7 years, and with the news that they're going to shut down I needed to retrieve over 540 articles to repost them on my own website. Lesson learned - it's better to own your own platform than to write for someone elses platform. Anyway, the result is a Node.js script I'm calling articlescraper. The purpose is to traverse an index page that might be split over multiple pages, then extract the articles from the pages linked from the index.
Twice now I've had the Book hierarchy on a Drupal 6 site go bonkers. The first time was on this very site, back in 2009, while this site was being converted from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 (it's now on Drupal 7). The /book page simply became empty, and I managed to fix the book hierarchy with some database twiddling. That was over six years ago and I'd since converted this site to Drupal 7. I have another site still running Drupal 6, and the same problem (empty /book page) just happened on that site.
Suppose you've developed a Wordpress plugin to expand a shortcode. That's easy enough, the Shortcodes API is straightforward enough and it's pretty simple to do.
The default behaviors built into Wordpress drive me batty sometimes, because they've made certain assumptions that aren't always right. One of these are that the built-in Categories and Tags taxonomies are somehow special. In particular if you create a custom post type, then associate that post type with either Categories and Tags, the category or tag archive pages won't show posts for your custom post type.
Through the Amazon affiliate program you can create what's called an Amazon aStore - which is a functional "store" filled with products you specify from the Amazon website, that then earn you affiliate commissions. You curate the products shown on your store, and presumably that'll be what makes your store more valuable is the effort you take to select appropriate products for your audience.
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