Comments for Room 329 http://room329.com comment and thoughts on theology, politics, design, aesthetics, food, culture, and web development Thu, 02 Feb 2012 08:56:22 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Bootstrap, a CSS Framework from Twitter by webexstudios http://room329.com/2012/01/bootstrap-a-css-framework-from-twitter/#comment-952 webexstudios Thu, 02 Feb 2012 08:56:22 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=463#comment-952 Very helpful Post. it helps me alot. Thanks Very helpful Post. it helps me alot. Thanks

]]> Comment on Spell check all text fields in Firefox by Phyllis http://room329.com/2011/11/spell-check-all-text-fields-in-firefox/#comment-917 Phyllis Tue, 03 Jan 2012 10:04:00 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=409#comment-917 Wow, that's an amazing hack. Thank you very much for sharing. Wow, that’s an amazing hack. Thank you very much for sharing.

]]> Comment on WordPress network on Dreamhost by sam http://room329.com/2011/03/wordpress-network-on-dreamhost/#comment-489 sam Thu, 22 Sep 2011 14:00:25 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=327#comment-489 James, having the sub-sites also have http enables is a little more challenging. The reason why is that in order for https to work without trouble you'll need a separate IP address per domain. To do that you'd have to add more than one IP to the original domain name and in your DNS on the secondary domain point to that IP. However, Dreamhost doesn't allow you to add more than one IP address per domain. So you'd probably have to move to another host that gave you a little more flexibility. However, if you just want security and are not so worried about the whether or not your site *appears* to be secure, you can just turn on HTTPS. I use this method for authenticating a couple of sites. Not great, but better than nothing. James, having the sub-sites also have http enables is a little more challenging. The reason why is that in order for https to work without trouble you’ll need a separate IP address per domain. To do that you’d have to add more than one IP to the original domain name and in your DNS on the secondary domain point to that IP. However, Dreamhost doesn’t allow you to add more than one IP address per domain. So you’d probably have to move to another host that gave you a little more flexibility. However, if you just want security and are not so worried about the whether or not your site *appears* to be secure, you can just turn on HTTPS. I use this method for authenticating a couple of sites. Not great, but better than nothing.

]]> Comment on WordPress network on Dreamhost by James Tryon http://room329.com/2011/03/wordpress-network-on-dreamhost/#comment-467 James Tryon Thu, 25 Aug 2011 21:34:44 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=327#comment-467 This is a great little post. how would you allow your sub-sites to also have https enabled? This is a great little post.

how would you allow your sub-sites to also have https enabled?

]]> Comment on WordPress network on Dreamhost by WordPress network on Dreamhost « nybapcode http://room329.com/2011/03/wordpress-network-on-dreamhost/#comment-452 WordPress network on Dreamhost « nybapcode Sun, 31 Jul 2011 15:23:34 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=327#comment-452 [...] WordPress network on Dreamhost. [...] [...] WordPress network on Dreamhost. [...]

]]> Comment on Extending HTML5 input types with regular expressions by Kevin Roth http://room329.com/2010/08/extending-html5-input-types-with-regex/#comment-428 Kevin Roth Tue, 28 Jun 2011 21:26:04 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=150#comment-428 Works in some browsers now! Thanks for the the regex! Works in some browsers now! Thanks for the the regex!

]]> Comment on WordPress network on Dreamhost by sam http://room329.com/2011/03/wordpress-network-on-dreamhost/#comment-280 sam Thu, 17 Mar 2011 16:37:42 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=327#comment-280 William - You do need the unique IP. Otherwise, Dreamhost doesn't know what to do with the request when they receive it. I believe that for shared IP's there isn't a default site, whereas for a unique IP the default site is the one set in the Panel with that IP. So, when the Dreamhost server receive a request coming from some mapped domain that you have pointed to the unique IP, the server passes the request to the default site since Dreamhost doesn't recognize the domain. At that point, WP takes over and responds with the appropriate domain if it recognizes the domain, otherwise WP will show the primary site in the network. Hope that helps! William – You do need the unique IP. Otherwise, Dreamhost doesn’t know what to do with the request when they receive it. I believe that for shared IP’s there isn’t a default site, whereas for a unique IP the default site is the one set in the Panel with that IP. So, when the Dreamhost server receive a request coming from some mapped domain that you have pointed to the unique IP, the server passes the request to the default site since Dreamhost doesn’t recognize the domain. At that point, WP takes over and responds with the appropriate domain if it recognizes the domain, otherwise WP will show the primary site in the network. Hope that helps!

]]> Comment on WordPress network on Dreamhost by William http://room329.com/2011/03/wordpress-network-on-dreamhost/#comment-278 William Thu, 17 Mar 2011 01:46:04 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=327#comment-278 Hi Sam, Thanks for the information. Is unique IP required for Domain Mapping to work? I have tried the plugin and add an A record, but dreamhost is showing bad_httpd_conf Best regards, William Hi Sam,

Thanks for the information. Is unique IP required for Domain Mapping to work?

I have tried the plugin and add an A record, but dreamhost is showing

bad_httpd_conf

Best regards,

William

]]> Comment on Benchmarks by Benchmarks « The Lights and Perfections http://room329.com/benchmarks/#comment-267 Benchmarks « The Lights and Perfections Fri, 11 Mar 2011 21:04:21 +0000 http://room329.com/?page_id=280#comment-267 [...] Parsons recently added a resource to his site titled Benchmarks. When I start learning about a new area or want to teach myself something my first plan of action [...] [...] Parsons recently added a resource to his site titled Benchmarks. When I start learning about a new area or want to teach myself something my first plan of action [...]

]]> Comment on LDAP authentication for multi-site WordPress 3.0 by Presentation: WordPress Off Road http://room329.com/2010/07/ldap-authentication-for-multi-site-wordpress-3-0/#comment-97 Presentation: WordPress Off Road Sat, 13 Nov 2010 23:47:16 +0000 http://room329.com/?p=74#comment-97 [...] options across multiple WordPress sites in a WordPress multisite installation, and how to get LDAP authentication for multisite WordPress up and [...] [...] options across multiple WordPress sites in a WordPress multisite installation, and how to get LDAP authentication for multisite WordPress up and [...]

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