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Peter E. Murray

Library technologist, open source advocate, striving to think globally while acting locally

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  • DLTJ now Running on WordPress 2.3

    Last night DLTJ was upgraded to WordPress 2.3. As far as I can tell, everything is working okay, but please let me know in the comments or the comment form if something doesn't seem right. There were two tricky parts to the upgrade. (Well, three really, if you count …

     Posted on  October 17, 2007
     and last updated October 17, 2007
     ·  2 minutes reading time
  • Possible Resolution to Technorati Update Problem

    Up until about an hour ago, Technorati refused to update its database of postings to DLTJ, and having reached the 31-day point of no updates I was starting to wonder what to do about it. I came up with two theories for which I put in fixes to the configuration …

     Posted on  September 11, 2006
     and last updated September 12, 2006
     ·  3 minutes reading time
  • DLTJ under a New Theme

    Okay -- let's try this again. The first time around didn't go so well, so I went back to the basics and started with a new theme: what is running on DLTJ now is a modestly modified version of Barthelme version 1.2.2 by Scott Allan Wallick. The modifications include …

     Posted on  August 13, 2006
     and last updated August 14, 2006
     ·  11 minutes reading time
  • DLTJ page rendering updated (sorry Bloglines users)

    Overnight I made several changes to the layout and rendering of pages on DLTJ -- both in its web presentation and in its RSS presentation. The changes were really driven by the fact that my tags were not getting picked up in Technorati because the Wordpress UltimateTagWarrior plugin was not including …

     Posted on  August 03, 2006
     and last updated August 03, 2006
     ·  2 minutes reading time