My Thoughts

This happened to me today. It looks like the license of my cPanel has run out and I need to access the database in urgent. Luckily the FTP access still working so I can install phpMyAdmin manually that way. However, being a lazy person, I found a quicker and less labour intensive. To open phpMyAdmin without cPanel, you will just need to open this link: http://www.yourdomain.com:2083/3rdparty/phpMyAdmin/index.php Obviously, you need to change yourdomain.com to your correct domain and if your cPanel is on a different port, you need to change the port number as well, but other than that, the link should work.

Update: Moodle 2.7 is now using  Clean  theme by default, therefore this is not applicable anymore. Moodle in their release page, mentions one of their new updated main feature is the responsive design. I am getting excited, because with this new responsive design, user experience will be enhanced as the site will be responding to the device screen resolution size. But when I tried to install into my local development by downloading their latest stable release, the resolution is not changing based on the page size! Tried to access it using my mobile, and it still showing the same non responsive design. Then I tried to look the setting, under appearance, to see whether I need to enable responsive design setting first, but no luck. I can not find this setting anywhere. And then I tried to Google it. As this is a new release, so I still unable to find anyone that has the same problem as me (Or maybe it's just me being unlucky?) After trying for some times, finally I re...