I have set set_transient( ‘pgggo_acf_list_transient’, $pgggo_qry, 12 * 7000 ); is that too high? 12 * 7000 is just over 23 hours. Whether or not that’s too high (or low) depends entirely on your specific needs. The expiry time should be based on how often the data needs to be refreshed. What if there is … Read more
You’re checking isset( $_POST[‘SUBMIT’] ), but there’s no field with that name. If you mean to be checking the submit button, you need to give it a name attribute with the right value: <input type=”submit” name=”SUBMIT” value=”SUBMIT”> Now isset( $_POST[‘SUBMIT’] will be true, and your code will run. Also, you don’t seem to be using … Read more
It would seem you have covered all your bases and your site is working as it should. An additional step I have found useful is to verify hard coded paths within your exported SQL file because problems might not appear for weeks after the move. I have moved a sites a few times and it … Read more
You’re getting this because HyperDB cannot reach one of your database servers. It might be down, unresponsive, or unreachable. You’ll need to check on the servers themselves to find out what the issue is.
Welcome! As the comment from jdm2112 says, WordPress has the ability for you to create Custom Post Types. You can also make custom taxonomies, custom fields, and more. If you’re new to this, then I would recommend you check out Generate WP as a resource. I find it’s a great tool for getting a handle … Read more
You could use post object or post link as your custom field type. https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/post-object/
Since you are building the scraping functionality outside of WordPress, you will have to use a way that allows you to add contents to WordPress from the outside as well. I basically see three options: Update via the REST API – Using the REST API you can post updates to the WordPress contents. You can … Read more
So if you’re sure you want to delete the actual term as well as the relationship that assigns the term to the post, this will do it (tested and works for me): delete term from wpterm_taxonomy term, wpterm_relationships rel where term.term_taxonomy_id = rel.term_taxonomy_id and rel.object_id IN (1) ; And obviously replace the ‘1’ there with … Read more
This is more of a MySQL question, but I think your design is fine and is unlikely to create any database problems, even for a lot of rows (up to 1,000,000). The reason for this is: Why this is fine Nearly everything you do with this table should be writes, and there will only be … Read more
As in this question and answer, and because of your huge .htaccess file it’s like you have a .htaccess directive that’s causing your apache to not process that file or understand its type. As mentioned by @Rup, using the default WordPress .htaccess, and checking other directories for rogue .htaccess files will likely resolve this issue. … Read more