How to know current auto-update status of the WordPress core?
How to know current auto-update status of the WordPress core?
automatic-updates
how to show current date on post title which should be auto update in every day
how to show current date on post title which should be auto update in every day
WordPress cannot auto update and cannot find .maintenance file
WordPress cannot auto update and cannot find .maintenance file
Change modified date to current date when title updated automatically
Change modified date to current date when title updated automatically
Automate post update for all posts?
The problem is you are not “filling” the custom field with data you are just outputting the value in the edit screen, so you must save or update, and to have that data inside all of your posts you will need to either create a custom query of all the posts and update there meta … Read more
Determining Whether Automatic Upgrade will Fail?
I’m not sure if a plugin for this exists. But make sure you correct whatever mistake prevented it from upgrading last time. Make sure the appropriate folders are writeable.
automated import from blogger
Your best bet would be to auto-import the Blogger RSS feed. You’ll set up a cron job in WordPress to check the Blogger site’s feed for updates and, if they exist, create a new post with that content. There are a handful of plugins already out there that will do this for you, but essentially, … Read more
WordPress 3.3 auto update not working
If you are having problems with the auto upgrade, just download a fresh copy and drag + drop the folders in your FTP client, make sure you select to “merge” so you don’t overwrite your wp-config.php or wp-content folder (in fact take backups!). Then as soon as you go to the wp-admin WP will prompt … Read more
Custom Field data only shows after manual post update
I eventually solved this by re-installing WP. It seems there was some kind of corruption which was resolved after a fresh install.
EC2 WordPress install asks for connection info when auto-updating
Best Practice #1 One of the best practices is to let the PHP process to run under a different user (in your case: jdoe, jsmith, etc) than the web server user (in your case: httpd) and let only these users have the write permission. Of course, your web server may still need read permission for … Read more