Comments on: Urgent Security Release - WordPress 2.3.3 http://www.affiliatebestprograms.com/urgent-security-release-wordpress-233/ A discussion of earning with Affiliate Programs, SEO Wordpress Blogging and General Motivational Ideas for Internet Publishers Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:30:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Free iPod Touch http://www.affiliatebestprograms.com/urgent-security-release-wordpress-233/#comment-6745 Free iPod Touch Sun, 10 Feb 2008 15:28:37 +0000 http://www.affiliatebestprograms.com/urgent-security-release-wordpress-233/#comment-6745 I run a few wordpress blogs luckily this is only a small fix and doesnt require any major changes, nor does it create any plugin issues. Good job wordpress for getting the fix out! I run a few wordpress blogs luckily this is only a small fix and doesnt require any major changes, nor does it create any plugin issues.

Good job wordpress for getting the fix out!

]]> By: Anniversary Gifts http://www.affiliatebestprograms.com/urgent-security-release-wordpress-233/#comment-7940 Anniversary Gifts Fri, 29 Feb 2008 17:15:49 +0000 http://www.affiliatebestprograms.com/urgent-security-release-wordpress-233/#comment-7940 I generally avoid upgrading to every single wp upgrade. But it seems to be must. I generally avoid upgrading to every single wp upgrade. But it seems to be must.

]]> By: Dave http://www.affiliatebestprograms.com/urgent-security-release-wordpress-233/#comment-7989 Dave Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:12:07 +0000 http://www.affiliatebestprograms.com/urgent-security-release-wordpress-233/#comment-7989 If you're a fairly proficient PHP programmer you can generally apply the security patches and upgrades manually. I'm currently working with several Wordpress installs, each with various degrees of modification and customization. WP is a very friendly "open source" project which makes "hacks" something almost all blogger/programmers experiment with and once you've "hacked" your software, an auto-upgrade could cause unwanted results. If you’re a fairly proficient PHP programmer you can generally apply the security patches and upgrades manually.

I’m currently working with several Wordpress installs, each with various degrees of modification and customization. WP is a very friendly “open source” project which makes “hacks” something almost all blogger/programmers experiment with and once you’ve “hacked” your software, an auto-upgrade could cause unwanted results.

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