Yeah, I’m running WP 3.0 on this blog, while this specific post has been typed on my Hero and the new WP app for Android.

Let’s see the geotagging happen!

Things are moving fast these days: shortly after the release of the 2.8-branch, patches 2.8.1 and even 2.8.2 became available.
Today I upgraded to 2.8.2 to avoid being vulnerable to an XSS-attack.

I hope these kinds vulnerabilities will not be present in this version, nor the following versions. However: props to the contributors at WP for fixing it fast!

As I recently upgraded from WP2.7 to the 2.8-branch, some issues could be expected.
A recurring issue concerns a plugin I’m using to display those lovely popups (lightbox) to display images without leaving the page. Long story short: it’s not working anymore.

I’m currently looking into a solid replacement, but so far no luck. You’ll have to do with the non-lightboxed images I guess.

NEW: I’ve added Slimbox to this site, to get the boxes back. Thanks EER!

Due to an error in one of the plugins I use, my website has shown a mere blank page (with the background in place) for over a day.
I’m currently looking into it, and in an effort to tackle the issue, I’ve deactivated that plugin.

The search has limited functionality for now; my apologies for that.

Edit (06-04-2009)

As I haven’t been able to locate the issue, I’ve decided to downgrade to the last known working version. We’re back up again!

Well, yes. I’m still alive.

Even though it doesn’t particularly show from the activity over here, I’m still going strong.
So why is this post called WP2.7 I can hear you ask? It is because I’ve upgraded this blog to run the beta1 and beta2 of WordPress 2.7.

Right now, we’re on 2.7-beta2-9559, so it’s really cutting edge over here! ON the frontend, there’s nothing to see really, it’s all on the backend.
With a new admin-area and loads of powerful tools to play with (including automatic upgrading of plugins, themes and the blogging software itself) I’m a happy camper so far.

I’ve been testing WP directly from the SVN-trunk on my machine (locally) and it really works fine. I’m hoping to see it released publicly very soon, as I feel it can be way more intuitively used.

On a sidenote: so you tomorrow guys!