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Mobile Friendly blog with WordPress Mobile Pack

February 4th, 2010 by bfebrian
Do you have a blog?
Maybe you have a blog, or maybe two or three.
But now, do you blog or blogs are mobile friendly?
Probably, most of your blogs are not.
But now, more and more users, your readers, are on mobile, they travells, and most of the time they will access your blogs via they smart devices, not via notebook or pc anymore.
They will access your blogs via smartphone, pda, and now iPad and will to come Google Tablet.
Even they can access your blog nicely via they smart browser like opera mobile, but it will be more nice if you setup your blog to be viewed in small screen and less bandwith.
That why your blog, should be mobile friendly.
Now, to make your blogs mobile friendly are easier than ever, it’s only takes five minutes of your time.
And this only workable for worpress blog. :)

Do you have a blog?

Maybe you have a blog, or maybe you have two blogs or even more.

But now, do you blogs are mobile friendly? That your blogs are easy to access via mobile devices like smartphone or pda?

Probably, most of your blogs are not.

But now, more and more people, your readers, are on the move, they travels, and most of the time they will access your blogs via they smart devices, not via notebook or desktop anymore.

They will access your blogs via smartphone, pda, and now iPad and yet will to come is Google Tablet.

Even they can access your blog nicely via they smart browser like opera mobile, but it will be more attractive to them if you setup your blogs that still easy to read in a  small screen and less band with.

That why your blog, should be mobile friendly.

Now, to make your blogs mobile friendly are easier than ever, it’s only takes five minutes of your time.

And this only workable for worpress blog. :)

  1. Please download the WordPress Mobile Pack, and save it in your local hard disk.
  2. Go to your WordPress admin – > plugins -> add new
  3. Upload the zip file and then activate.

That’s it, nothing more simple than that.

Optionally, they are few setting to be set nothing more than a few clicks.

See the different using my Windows Mobile 6.1 and Internet Explorer.

This is the homepage of my blog, the left one is the standard view and the right one is using WordPress Mobile Pack.

no-switch mobile-1switch mobile-1

And this is one of my post.

no-switch mobile-2switch mobile-2

If you going to see blogs with your smart devices, which one that you’ll prefer?

Happy Blogging.

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    Smadav, Indonesian Anti Virus

    January 13th, 2010 by bfebrian

    There are many viruses that come from Indonesia, that spread through the internet. Usually, mainstream anti virus like symantec, mcafee, eset have difficulties to detect these local viruses, mostly they able to detect and clean them in  several month after the first break, and that is too late.

    But, luckily we also have local anti virus, that mainly able to detect and clean those local viruses, like pcmav and smadav.

    smadav-about

    But, compare to them, personally I like smadav most because of it small size and able to work together with mainstream anti virus. My smadav 2010 rev 8 able to work together with Symantec End Point 11.

    As stated in their website

    Smadav was made to clean and protect your computer from local viruses that many spread in Indonesia.

    If you using anti virus like symantec, mcafee and esset, you can use smadav as second layer of protection against virus without a problem.

    You can download the smadav for personal use for free in here. The website and user interface are in bahasa, but it’s will not be difficult to understand the interface because it so easy.

    If you want to try pcmav, you can download it in here.

    Be secure.

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    Evaluate, the bridge between Lotus Script and @Formula

    October 3rd, 2009 by bfebrian

    In lotus notes programming, I usually use Formula for simple program and Lotus Script for more complex program. I try to avoid many lines of Formula, because it difficult to read and not structured.

    But, Formula have many method that Lotus Script do not have, like @Implode and @Explode. Even we can write our ownLotus Script function to do that, it just a waste of time and energy.

    But, we have Evaluate in Lotus Script.

    Evaluate  function is one of many of my favorite functions, because it able to run Formula and than pass the result of that Formula intoLotus Script variable (variant).

    This is the syntax of Evaluate

    variant = notesSession.Evaluate( formula$, doc )

    We can use Evaluate function to pass the result from any kind of Formula,  from simple formula like @UserName to more complex formula like @Implode.

    Recently, I use Evaluate in my program, to shorten the length of theLotus Script.

    I need to calculate the difference in days between two date, but only in business days ( so saturday and sunday will not be counted also holidays).

    Formula already have the function to calculate that, so I don’t need to create another lengthly Lotus Scriptfunction just to calculate that. I use the formula instead, so I need the Evaluate function.

    varDay=Evaluate(”@BusinessDays(@Date(datFinal);@Date(@Now);1;datPublicHoliday)”,doc)

    Remember that Evaluate function return value is variant.

    With Evaluate, Formula and Lotus Script can coexist together.

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    Send email notification with LotusScript

    September 16th, 2009 by bfebrian

    Lotus Notes and Domino is not only  about email, it’s more than that. One of it’s feature it workflow, where people can create workflow application faster an d easier than any other application out there.

    One of the important thing in workflow is email notification, to let users know that they have one job to do, or just simply notification.

    Example,  if a staff create a leave request and when he or she submit the request, his or her manager will get an email notification about the request.

    I have this one of my favorite sub program to create an email notification, well I named it “CreateEmailNotification” :) .

    If you like, you can use it for free. Just copy the sub program in one or new Script Library.

    This is the sub program.

    =====Start of Sub Program
    Sub CreateMailNotification(doc As notesdocument, strSendTo As Variant, strSubject As String, strCopyTo As Variant)

    Dim session As notessession
    Dim db As notesdatabase
    Dim docMail As notesdocument
    Dim rtitem As Variant

    Set db = doc.parentdatabase
    Set session = db.Parent
    Set docMail=db.createdocument
    Set rtitem=docMail.CreateRichTextItem(”Body”)

    If strSendTo(0)=”" Then Exit Sub

    ‘=====set mail
    docMail.Form = “Memo”
    docMail.From = session.UserName
    docMail.Principle = session.UserName
    docMail.SendTo = strSendTo

    If Isarray(strCopyTo) Then
    If strCopyTo(0)<>”" Then
    docMail.CopyTo = strCopyTo
    End If
    Else
    If strCopyTo<>”" Then
    docMail.CopyTo = strCopyTo
    End If
    End If

    docMail.Recipients = strSendTo
    docMail.Subject = strSubject
    docMail.PostedDate = Now

    ‘=====set body field
    Call rtitem.AppendText(”Please click this doclink to see more details about the status ” + ” “)
    Call rtitem.AppendDocLink( doc, “click to open document”)
    Call rtitem.AddNewLine( 2 )

    ‘=====send mail
    Call docMail.send(False)
    End Sub
    =====End of Sub Program

    Feel free to do some modification if necessary.

    You can call it from any lotusscript with simple line like this.

    call Call CreateMailNotification (doc, doc.nmSendTo, strSubject,doc.nmCopyTo)

    Don’t forget to put use “Script Libary Name” first.

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    Problem when try to install Symantec Endpoint Protection

    August 19th, 2009 by bfebrian

    Now I’m in the process to migrate all anti virus clients to Symantec EndPoint Protection.

    I’m very well aware of all Symantec Anti Virus Products, specially that I used to use Symantec Anti Virus Corporate Edition (now called Symantec EndPoint Protection) .  The best thing that I like from Symantec that even though many people complains that Symantec Anti Viruses are very slow (and I agree ) but it very stable.

    And talking about viruses, I prefer slow but accurate rather that fast but there are many viruses still slip away.

    But, after many successful installation of Symantec EndPoint Protection, I failed in one computer, with the error message.

    symantec endpoint protection has detected that there are pending system changes that require a reboot

    After search the net, it’s not Symantec problem, actually more than Microsoft problems.

    The solution is quite simple.

    Open regedit (you should know where and how to run regedit :) ), find the value PendingFileRenameOperations, then delete all the data.

    The data should be like this:

    \??\source file
    !\??\target file

    After you delete the data, now you can continue to install Symantec EndPoint Protection without anymore problem.

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