To be clear, here’s the screenshot on how to do it.
Step 1 : click on 2 in the Number of Columns Screen options.

Step 2 : Update the status to Live and click on Save.

For those looking for it, I know how you feel. I just felt too stupid to not thinking about it. Admittedly, it’s probably one of the many plugins affected by the latest WordPress enhancements. I bet once rich updated the plugin to conform with the new standard, then it won’t be a problem anymore.

Source:

http://quirm.net/forum/topic.php?id=4716

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1. upload agoda_hrs.php to plugins folder
2. activate the plugin
3. set client id, country id and city id in the settings menu
4. add [agoda_hrs] shortcode on your post.

In case you don’t know how to get the country code, city id and hotel id, here’s the quick tutorial. Actually, more of a screenshot.

Download Here

**** NOTE ************
I’m planning to have this plugin submitted to WordPress plugin repository. If and when it is approved, then all further updates and downloads will be moved there. The plugin is denied. Here’s the reason.
Hi, Sorry but single affiliate searches like this are no longer accepted into the directory
Anyway, I’ll just serve it on this site.

****** I’ll be updating this post continually. Please bear with me if I can’t write all the details. ******

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I want to reiterate that my server is up. Only the control panel is down. Not a deal breaker for me but I hope they manage to resolve their problem with their host.

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1. Settings–>Retry failed uploads
2. Settings–>Clear uploads

Here’s the screenshot.

I’m a big fan of Dropbox and that’s why I have it in all of my devices. I stopped bringing my USB flash disk after I started using it. It’s just so simple and here in Singapore where there’s internet everywhere, it’s even more useful. I have it on my Samsung Galaxy SII. Instead of using a cable, I just upload the file via Dropbox and access the same file on my desktop.

I have one suggestion to Dropbox, though. If they can put that menu somewhere else other than the Settings, it would be better. It’s not very intuitive to dig into the Settings to do it. Besides, settings is where you set your configurations. Cancelling an upload is an action, not a setting. But still, I love Dropbox.

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Of course, you can also use it in find command.


find /any/path/ -name "filename*" -type f|sed -e 's/\//,/g'|awk -F "," '{print $NF}'|head -1


The key here is the head -1 command which limits the output to just one line. I came about this when I was investigating a problem in one of the programs that I maintain. The original code is as below.

inputFile=`ls -l /any/path/filename*|sed -e 's/\//,/g'|awk -F "," '{print $NF}'`

It looks correct, runs perfectly during testing and there seems to be no problem. However, if there’s more than one file, the variable inputFile will have multiple-line data. When used in a command, the problem starts. Basically, it was only expecting one file. When more than one file is push, inputFile should just get the first file. That’s why pipe-in another command which is the head -1.

In case you need the last file, then just change the head -1 to tail -1.

Bugs like this is hard to find. When we test or investigate, we usually use just one file to run through the whole program. And that’s what happened with this issue was raised to me. The previous developer is already pulling his hair because in order to get to that problematic line, he had to go trace it though a deep layer of shell scripts.

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My perl knowledge is limited to its name. I have nothing beyond that. That’s my way of saying ‘I don’t know what it is.’ But it works!

Source:

http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/41325-command-get-file-timestamp-including-seconds-aix-5-3-a.html

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And who are they? Here’s what they say about themselves.

ComfortHost.NET have been here since 2004 offer high quality web hosting solutions. All SpotVPS nodes are fully owned hardware and are colocated. All servers used by SpotVPS have been bought with internal cash. Our only monthly cost for these servers are the actual colocation. We are financially healthy and profitable since day one. We are NOT going out of buisness any time soon. We are in it for the long run!

ComfortHost on http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1110770

Here’s the plan that I got.
$6.99/mo Ultimate Plan
Memory: 2048mb (2gb)
HD Space: 50gb (50,000mb)
Bandwidth: 1,000gb (1TB)
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2GB RAM for $6.99. That’s sweet. Want to try it yourself? ORDER NOW

Word of caution,though. This plan (and all other dirt-cheap vps that I know of) comes with very limited support. You are usually given your VPS, IP and OS install and you have to do the rest. I installed mine with NGiNx, PHP, MySQL and it’s already up and running for 7 days straight now.

Here’s the result of the test I made on my VPS.

[root@vps ~]# dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync
16384+0 records in
16384+0 records out
1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 14.9939 seconds, 71.6 MB/s

100%[==============================================================================================================================>] 104,857,600 66.8M/s in 1.5s
2011-11-24 18:10:36 (66.8 MB/s) - `100mb.test' saved [104857600/104857600]


I’ll try to come up with a review together with my other hosting providers.

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However, speculations is rife that the reason the servers are down is because NordicVPS hasn’t pay yet. Here’s a screenshot of one of the posts in Webhosting talk.

I really hope that it’s not true.

My friend, Crixus, experienced more than a week of downtime and his tickets still unanswered. Admittedly, his site is up now but he’s planning to move elsewhere. He already paid 6 months in advance.

I’m thinking of moving to another unmanaged VPS hosting, too. It’s a painful process again given the number of domains I have in my NordicVPS account. I think I still have some credits with them, too. I’ll try to do it slowly. My concern is, most of the sites I host there have pagerank and if I move it to another server, the PR will be gone.

Sad, really sad.

**** UPDATE ****
Server is now up!!!!
However, the train has left the station. Time to wind down this server. I wish Sean and his team good luck.

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The list below shows the codes for web safe colors. I kept this list on my usb drive and always had seach from the net numerous times as I don’t bring my usb drive with me all the time. Take note that most of the monitors and browsers can now display millions of colors and shades. Go somewhere else to get all of them hehe

By the way, I only realized now that my little blog site lacks color. Too bad I only realized this after making this post.

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select spid, status, blocked, open_tran, waitresource, waittype,
waittime, cmd, lastwaittype, cpu, physical_io,
hostname, hostprocess, loginame, program_name, net_address,
net_library, dbid, ecid, kpid, nt_domain, nt_username, uid, sid,
memusage, last_batch=convert(varchar(26), last_batch,121),
login_time=convert(varchar(26), login_time,121)
from master.dbo.sysprocesses
--where (blocked!=0 or waittype != 0x0000)

If you only want to see those that are blocking or locking, uncomment the last line. One thing that’s lacking here is the list of tables and database objects that each process id is using. That’s important if a user is running stored procedures and you need to know . I’ll provide that later as honestly, I don’t know yet which table holds that information.

I actually contributed this at SQL Reviewer as I don’t see a lot of websites that discusses this. For further reading, you may go to the MSDN website.

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