Yes, CeBIT 2010 is a event to remember with showcases of so many things coming up this year. I talked to a wordpress-deutschland.org representer (sorry didn’t catch your name) about the upcoming WordPress 3.0 and its multi-site feature.
And I got me one of the limited edition WordPress DE bags along with a nice sticker , thank you ^^
Maybe a full review of the happenings in Hanover later, as 2300km of bus travel do take the life out of a man.
In one particural case, you don’t want to disable WP registration but just redirect the page so some other script takes care of it. That happened to me while working on a WordPress and bbPress website. The solution is quite simple:
add_action(‘login_form_register’, ‘redirectregister’);
function redirectregister(){wp_redirect(get_option(’siteurl’) . ‘/bb/register.php’);}
add this where wordpress will find it, in your functions file or just any plugin.
Yesterday I attended a presentation of Zemanta, a recently launched “blogging apprentice”.
Currently only a Firefox plugin ( IE on the way, if anyone cares ), running on Blogger, Typepad and WordPress < 2.5. Its concept is simple: It gets the images from Wikimedia Commons, Flickr and various stock photo providers, and lets you pick them out and place them into your post. They are suggested based on contextual comparison of your text and the image’s title, description and articles they were used in originally.
From what i used it, i was satisfied. Looking forward for the WordPress 2.5 update.
Update:
Zemanta now works with WordPress 2.5, and i seem to have played my part in it =D
, thank you ^^
