Borek Bernard

Hi, basically just download Adminer to c:\wamp\apps\adminer (rename the file from adminer-x.y.z.php to index.php) and copy c:\wamp\alias\phpmyadmin.conf to adminer.conf and update the paths.

Now, you can access adminer using the https://localhost/adminer URL and there is a link to it in your dashboard (https://localhost).

You’re welcome, I’m glad you like VersionPress.

Hi Ovidiu,

I’s Borek, creator of VersionPress here. While I haven’t personally used WP Git Deploy, by looking at its source code it looks like it’s just a convenience switch between multiple environments. VersionPress is very different as its code actually contains version control logic like adding things to the repository, handling reverts etc.

Another way of looking at it is that WP Git Deploy is a couple of lines of code while VersionPress will have thousands of them.

Thanks for your interest in VersionPress!

Ok, thanks, I understand. And sorry if the post was against rules – I certainly didn’t mean to violate them.

Hi esmi, the license is undecided yet (for more on that, please refer to the FAQ). VersionPress is at a very early stage, we just need to know what people think and that will influence its future.

Thanks.

Thanks for a quick response and a bugfix release. Works like a charm now!

Maybe could you suggest a hook / action I should look for in other plugins to see if something interferes with WP-Markdown?

Hmm, the only other plugin that seem related to comments is Akismet (and with very small chance, maybe something from Jetpack?). I will try to disable other plugins to see how it goes. Thanks.

Sorry I’ve noticed that this forum screwed my original post in one more way, there should be “gt” entities in the output example, not PHP arrows.

Sorry the last sentence should read:

Instead of greater than sign (>), WP Markdown outputs &gt (in case www.ads-software.com eats this, there is an “amp” HTML entity) which is displayed as &gt in the browser. Any hint on how to fix this?

Thanks Otto, I have noticed later that there are separate plugins, I was just confused as I expected similar behavior to SFC (list of checkboxes right on the main plugin page).

Same issue here, what can be wrong?

Thanks for posting a solution, however, this whole DB abstraction thing lost my trust and I went with MySQL. I’m not happy that I needed to install another DB server just to run a blog engine but hopefully it will save some nerves in the future.