Because the problem is theme specific, I guessed that perhaps something in functions.php could be the culprit. I renamed the file to some random string and this resolved the problem. I then experimented by commenting out sections of functions.phpand discovered that wp_reset_password(…) caused the problem. I needed it only once anyway, so I removed it … Read more
I found the solution which is probably quite basic for experienced WP developers. I’m gonna post it here instead of deleting the question though, I hope this might help someone someday… The issue was that the post data wasn’t reset, so all I needed is to add a function call wp_reset_postdata(); after my while loop. … Read more
You didn’t mention what have you done so far to migrate your installation, but I’m going to write the full procedure. Backing Up the Old Database You need to create an exact duplicate of your database, to transfer it to your new server. There might be an encoding issue here, so to do this, login … Read more
Updated your permalink. Goto WP dashboard Settings → Permalink.
The answer to this question was simply that the built-in password protection does not apply if you are using a custom template that doesn’t include the_loop(). Lesson learnt.
From PHP docs (emphasis mine): preg_match() returns the number of times pattern matches. That will be either 0 times (no match) or 1 time because preg_match() will stop searching after the first match. preg_match_all() on the contrary will continue until it reaches the end of subject.
It’s because you’ve hooked it to the wrong action, it should be admin_menu, not admin_init.
Are you by chance using Firefox to test your page? If so its prefetching function combined with WordPress rel=”next” could be the culprit. Check your page source for those rel tags, and see if Firebug registers an extra GET request to the page specified in the href attribute of the rel tag. There is a … Read more
No, apparently not. Until this behavior is changed in version 3.7 you can add this filter to your theme’s functions.php file to include additional extensions. Edited: I’ve updated the filter with better code suggested in the comments. Lower case and uppercase extensions function my_custom_audio_extensions( $exts ) { //merge array of upper case extensions with default … Read more
I asked the same question a while ago. Scribu gave me an answer here. The long and short of it: after you insert your terms, add this line of code. delete_option(“my_custom_taxonomy_children”); Of course, replace my_custom_taxonomy with your own, but leave the _children part.