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8 Useful WordPress SQL Hacks
Over the past 10 years, the MySQL database has become incredibly popular on the Web. Every WordPress blog is driven by a MySQL database, which contains the blog’s posts, settings, comments and much more.
While plug-ins and even coding hacks can solve some problems and achieve some tasks, sometimes you don’t have any other choice than to execute SQL commands in phpMyAdmin or directly to the database via SSH. Let’s take a look at 8 useful SQL hacks for WordPress. Each section of this post presents a problem, suggests a solution and provides an explanation to help you understand the solution.
CSS for code: Wrap long lines
in Weblog Tools Collection. CSS to make long lines or URLs wrap.
Use jQuery with Google Analytics to Track Clicks on Outgoing Links From Your Site.
Easy link tracking with jQuery in Google Analytics.
Tracking Clicks with Google Analytics
in Analytics Talk. Using Google Analytics we can actually track every single click that a visitor makes. It doesn’t matter what they click on, we can track it. This functionality is great for tracking clicks on:
* non-html pages (mp3, pdf, exe, etc.)
* links to other sites
* form elements
There is some instruction in the GA help docs, but I’m going to dive deep into this topic during during three blog posts.
PHP: include - Manual
Use absolute paths to include (in annotation).
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$_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]
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