How to Fix WordPress “Plugin does not have a valid header” Error

On February 3, 2010, in Wordpress Plugins, by

If you ever run into this “Plugin does not have a valid header” error when installing a wordpress plugin, here is a very simple solution that tends to work most of the time. Find the plugin in question. Lets imagine you just bought EZ Empire Builder and are ready to install it on your WordPress [...]

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Grandaddy Method For Finding Great Feeds For Use With Wp Feeder!

On December 2, 2009, in Screencasts, WP Feeder Support, by

People have mentioned having troubles finding feeds for use with WP Feeder. So, rather than explaining all the various ways you can go about finding great feeds, I’ll make this easy and stick to teaching you the Grandaddy method that puts all others to shame! The video tells all! Click Here to watch the video [...]

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How To Find The Start And End Tags For Scraping With Wp Scraper

On December 1, 2009, in Screencasts, WP Scraper Support, by

Some people have mentioned that they have troubles finding the start and end tags surrounding articles for scraping with WP Scraper. There are a few reasons you may have troubles with this: 1. You aren’t familiar with HTML, which I hope if not, you’ll take some time to read a few tutorials on HTML because [...]

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Setup Cron on Godaddy

On August 13, 2009, in Cloaking, by

1. Godaddy Hosting Homepage 2. At Cron Manager Page: Click “Create Cron Job” button 3. Fill out the form: Godaddy provides a Browse button to select the file (pretty easier). The cron command will be constructed automatically. 4. Browse Window: Just browse to your WP installation directory and select the index.php file. 5. After file [...]

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Setup Cron on HostGator

On August 13, 2009, in Cloaking, by

IMPORTANT: These notes ONLY apply to people using HostGator or SEOhosting hosting accounts. HostGator and .htaccess… When it comes to running simple cron commands on your HostGator hosting account, you’ll need to place a .htaccess file in the cgi-bin of each account. This .htaccess file must be placed in the public_html directory of each website [...]