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Projects 2024

I do many, many sites per year. I usually do not save screenshots. Here’s a summary of larger jobs of 2024. I do a lot of small spot jobs and website troubleshooting and fixes. The blogs website had over a 100 sites and I went through every site and fixed themes and plugins for items that could not be upgraded. A lot of coding. The new server for Cornell College is Ubuntu 22.04LTS, PHP 8.2, and running MySQL 8.

Cornell College
Here is one of my projects I did this year, 2024, for Cornell College in Eastern Iowa. I had to update 4 websites running under Ubuntu 16.04LTS, PHP 7.2, an old WordPress core, out-dated themes and plugins and migrate to a new server.

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blogs.cornellcollege.edu
Can only be viewed on the college campus, fire walled to the outside world.
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blogs.cornellcollege.edu
Blogs is a WordPress Multisite. The exported SQL database was 228 MB with nearly 3,000 tables.
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Upgraded and moved to new server.
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All the bookmarks for the site got lost. Went into an Internet archive and scraped the data to restore. Recreated the maps using Open Street.
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Fixed pages and plugins to restore pages.
 
Ecommerce and Other Items
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Custom Written Plugins
Have written about 30 plugins over the last 10 years between customers and my sites. Published a few to wordpress.org. I publish under my Internet handle Tron.
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Authorize.net CIM
Custom built for an osCommerce shopping cart. CIM allows customers to save their credit card information on a secure server.
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WordPress ARB Form
This form sets up recurring payments.
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Stripe Payment Page
A payment page wired to Stripe, a major credit card processor.
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Authorize.net DPM Page
This page was created for a contractor so his clients could pay him online. A convenience fee was added.
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PayPal Pro Hybrid Form
This form allows customers to check out with either Authorize.net or PayPal Pro, without being redirected to PayPal.