Photography by Bas Bettenhaussen

Wow, this morning I had a problem posting new items on the Blog. I didn’t know what was wrong. It could be two things. First something could be wrong with the database at my provider. Secondly something could be wrong with my Wordpress installation. 

I figured out that it probably had to do with Wordpress. I Googled around and found some more entries on the web about blank pages. It somehow related to PHP 4 or 5 or it had to do with the Wordpress Plug-Ins. So I decided to remove all the Plug-Ins all together, this didn’t help much, I still couldn’t post anything. I found out that I could do other database related stuff at that time, so now I knew it had to be Wordpress related. 

Wordpress self does not provide information about this problem, so I had to search and find on the web. Because I removed all the Plug-Ins and the problem still wasn’t solved, It had to be something else. Then I found a blog which described that you had to use the ’deactivate all’ plug-ins button. Since I had removed all plugins this button was not available. Darn $%^%&^@#. So I installed a new Plug-In and then I could use this descibed button  ’deactivate all’. 

This finally worked!!!!!

Thank you Google, and for Wordpress, keep up the documentation dudes!

See how, it this tutorial!, BTW this totally Rocks!

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Also yesterday, Adobe released Lightroom 2.o beta, it is a free download so check it out!

What’s new?

Localized corrections — Enhance specific areas of an image for unsurpassed nondestructive flexibility and control reminiscent of the traditional darkroom dodge and burn experience.
Improved organizational tools — Find the images you need quickly and easily.
Multiple monitor support — Add an additional monitor to efficiently manage photographic workflow and presentation.
Flexible print package functionality — Create custom layouts containing multiple sizes of a photograph on a single page.
64-bit support — Lightroom 2.0 now takes advantage of the latest hardware architectures with improved memory handling and performance.

Check it out here