Inactive Plugin Files
Inactive Plugin Files
Inactive Plugin Files
get backup file from wordpress database in x days
Turns out I was the culprit after all. I searched through all my files for domain1.com and sure enough on lines 7/8 of wp-config.php, I found these lines (which I completely forgot about): define( ‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘http://domain1.com/customlogin’ ); define( ‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, ‘/user/domain1.com/customlogin’ );
Try these options for move site into sub folder 1.You can create sub domain and then copy all your files into your sub domain directory. for database use DB migrate plugin and set your database. 2. Other way is just create folder and copy all files into new folder and , from admin update site … Read more
It depends, but you may have the Generation Time of the file in the SQL file header, like this: — phpMyAdmin SQL Dump — version 4.2.10 — http://www.phpmyadmin.net — — Host: localhost:3306 — Generation Time: Aug 08, 2016 at 10:50 AM — Server version: 5.5.38 — PHP Version: 5.6.1
Check your database for wp_options table, site_url and home_url should point to new installation. Refresh your permalinks Check Settings -> Readings to check if home page is set
I use All-in-One WP Migration and it works perfectly every time. A lot of site configuration information, including URLs, is stored in the database and this plugin is pretty good at figuring out how to make the necessary changes, including where info is serialised.
Best way to do it manually. By FTP just download the wp-content/uploads directory. If you want to automate this and the media files zip here is a plugin- downML – Download Media Library But it’s not updated for more than 2 years. So you have to test it before use it on live site. There … Read more
To roll back your WordPress version you will need to download the version of WordPress you want to roll back to and also use FTP client. Firstly, it is important to never copy over your ‘wp-content’ directory or the ‘wp-config.php’ file. Using your FTP client connect to your website server and locate the directory with … Read more
To be able to test newly implemented features without risking to break you site, you should set up a development / stating environment. This is a separate wordpress installation on a webspace preferredly independent of your live space but with a similar server setup. Then you always upload new code there first and test it … Read more