Updated version of How-To Install WP-CLI on shared hosting. This guide has been tested and is working for my provider and WP-CLI 0.18.0
rm -rf ~./wp-cli
mkdir ~./wp-cli
cd ~./wp-cli
composer create-project wp-cli/wp-cli --no-dev
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wp-cli/builds/gh-pages/phar/wp-cli.phar
php wp-cli.phar --info
alias wp='php ~./wp-cli/wp-cli.phar'
Today I`ve redrawn the following WordPress plugins from WordPress.org;
This means that they are no longer available or supported
I will post the source code on GitHub later this week.
This week I`ve been updated the readme of all my WordPress plugins.
All have been tested and should be fully compatible with WordPress 4.0 and 4.1. The readme.txt will now require atleast WordPress 3.9
Later this month, when WordPress 4.1.1 arrives, I will update this to 4.0!
Don`t worry, the PHP and MySQL requirements stay the same for now.
It`s a good habit to clean up your computer once in a while. Programs you use on a daily base, like Microsoft Outlook tend to get fullier every day. A periodic Microsoft Outlook cleanup, for the inbox, directories aswel as agenda, task list and contact, brings back speed and harddisk space.
For this task I can recommend Automatic Outlook Duplicate Remover.
The steps are easy, but first make a backup of your Outlook PST file(s).
Next download and run Automatic Outlook Duplicate Remover.
I also recommend it to manually cleanup by following this Microsoft post: Reduce the size of Outlook Data Files (.pst and .ost)
The last step is compression, to squeeze out some extra harddisk space. I used KB289987 for this.