What is table `wp_woocommerce_termmeta` for? [closed]
Woocommerce stores ‘order’ metakeys in the table wp_woocommerce_termmeta. The mechanism it uses is the same as menu_order for posts. Check this thread for reference. Thanks
Woocommerce stores ‘order’ metakeys in the table wp_woocommerce_termmeta. The mechanism it uses is the same as menu_order for posts. Check this thread for reference. Thanks
Allowed memory exhausted is generally generated because the server can’t handle the memory usage of your site, and the actual memory issue can, as Pieter Goosen mentioned, really be anything on the site. Answers to your questions: It’s not too many plugins. WordPress can handle it 🙂 Probably not. If the storage of your website … Read more
did you change or modify any core WordPress files? just make sure that core files are not modified. and i suggest you to double check the wp-config.php file for DB Configurations. restart your local server (apache & php). Try with following configuration. DB HOST: ‘127.0.0.1’ DB USER: ‘root’ DB PASS: ” (blank)
Generally speaking, only the site users should make modifications to the DB. As a developers, if the is some part of the DB that should be changed, you should write the changes in code. Maybe do some “upgrade” type of function which synchronizes DB structure to what the current code expects, and remove it before … Read more
Your question lacks info, but I think you only need a guidance on how to start. If you want do develop locally, you should install XAMPP, WAMPP or any other program that ’emulates’ a server in your computer. After you do that, you need to configure your database with PhpMyAdmin for example, to create the … Read more
There are many ways to achieve this. You can use a widget and custom widgetareas or print it with a plugin like widget on pages. You can create a page and print the pages content like this. (you can 301 redirect that page to the homepage to disallow users to hit the page directly) You … Read more
Your database contains all your data for each of your sites. Without the databases, your sites will not have any posts, pages, site configuration, users, comments, or settings. If you stand these back up, you will have to create blank databases for each and install WordPress from scratch. You can follow the “Famous 5-minute Installation” … Read more
I can’t bee too specific answering your question, but you can certainly use a $wpdb instance to access another database: $db = new wpdb(‘user’, ‘password’, ‘dbname’, ‘dbhost’); $results = $db->get_results(‘..query..’);
I’m guessing that your WordPress Address URL or your Site URL (both under Settings> General) are incorrect. You can find them in your database in the options table option_name siteurlor home. You might have overwritten the original settings while importing your database from a local server or something.
You can try use: MySQL WorkBench or other MySQL Client program; SSH to the Server and connect from the command prompt; Use PHPMyAdmin (make sure to password protect and set the right configuration); If you are really in need of an extra level of security you may want to consider setting up a VPN between … Read more