How can I save unique user data on my site? [closed]
How can I save unique user data on my site? [closed]
How can I save unique user data on my site? [closed]
I think you should stick to WP_User_Query. There you can simply specify the fields you want to use to select certain users. Also meta fields. WP_User_Query is a class, defined in wp-includes/user.php, that allows querying WordPress database tables wp_users and wp_usermeta. But yes(!), this will not return you user meta values. Even when setting ‘fields’ … Read more
There are open-source solutions out there to migrate database changes and WordPress configuration (WPCFM) in the way you’ve described, but I’m going to answer this by giving insight into the most common practice in a simple scenario. Updating plugins Let’s assume all 3 environments are the same except the database on production which has new … Read more
Have a look at your PHP errors. I’ve seen WP CLI fail like that because PHP fatals out.
Store CPT ‘Reviews’ average ratings to a WordPress DB table or to a DB custom table?
You can backup your WordPress website using UpdraftPlus plugin. Make sure you also backup database. After setup the WP on other laptop just upload the backup.
The data within the database has functionals relationships. For example, user_meta and user. In that regard, it would be considered relational data. On the other hand, if you mean, that referential integrity is strictly enforced, no it is not. This is mostly a product of MyISAM which is faster but does not support foreign key … Read more
Updating Woocommerce Settings API when WordPress Settings API saved and vise versa
This is a notoriously difficult thing to solve in WordPress because of how the database is constructed. I have since long given up on being able to merge dev -> staging -> prod. Instead, I track any and all changes I make to the database in my dev environment, manually apply those to the production … Read more
Slow queries constantly getting stuck on WordPress database of ~100,000 posts