No sooner did I heed to the urgent message from WordPress to upgrade to version 2.8.1 than here comes the message to upgrade to version 2.8.2. Well, I think it’ll wait a day or two. Y’see, I not only have to upgrade the Chappell Family Blog, but my Oil & Gas Attorney Blog, and Bandolero’s Blog, and the Black Star 231 Blog. Bob Hanrott got frustrated with blogging, otherwise I’d also have to upgrade his Epicurean Blog, which was probably the best blog of the lot.
Besides blogs, though, the Chappell Family Website itself got a sort of upgrade with the addition of site search feature from the home page. I’ve been playing with some search scripts off and on (mostly off) for a few months. The scripts that didn’t involve a “hook” to Google or some other commercial facility were generally too convoluted and/or unreliable, but using Google or some other “easier” search method came with a price — adverts. For now, I’ll live with the adverts.
Meanwhile, the notion of upgrading my life continues to be stuck in a rut.
:shrug:
Upgrade, Upgrade, Upgrade…
July 20, 2009
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John
No sooner did I heed to the urgent message from WordPress to upgrade to version 2.8.1 than here comes the message to upgrade to version 2.8.2. Well, I think it’ll wait a day or two. Y’see, I not only have to upgrade the Chappell Family Blog, but my Oil & Gas Attorney Blog, and Bandolero’s Blog, and the Black Star 231 Blog. Bob Hanrott got frustrated with blogging, otherwise I’d also have to upgrade his Epicurean Blog, which was probably the best blog of the lot.
Besides blogs, though, the Chappell Family Website itself got a sort of upgrade with the addition of site search feature from the home page. I’ve been playing with some search scripts off and on (mostly off) for a few months. The scripts that didn’t involve a “hook” to Google or some other commercial facility were generally too convoluted and/or unreliable, but using Google or some other “easier” search method came with a price — adverts. For now, I’ll live with the adverts.
Meanwhile, the notion of upgrading my life continues to be stuck in a rut.
:shrug: