Are you running on Ubuntu? Library libc was recently updated, and if you have unattended-upgrades enabled, that will be the cause. A restart of PHP-FPM, Apache, Nginx will solve it. Even better if you could reboot the entire server to be sure. libc is the C implementation for Linux, and PHP runs on C.
No. You’d have to change core WordPress functionality to achieve that (lots of work, and you’ll have to do it again for each upgrade). And if you’re finished with that, you’ll probably have to change some plugins as well. Generally, a big wp_posts table isn’t a problem. If your site is slow, look into where … Read more
While the answer to your question could be long and complex, but since you are developing another website using ASP, I assume you know how to integrate with database too. I’m going to add some useful information for your case. WordPress Salts WordPress uses different salts for different purposes, as asked here. These salts are … Read more
If you have FTP access (or the WordPress files) go to wp-content and search within that folder for a file that contains klickbarestelefon. You will find the file where the shortcode was created. You add shortcodes on WordPress using this syntax: add_shortcode(“shortcode_name”, “function_name”)
It should last more than 15 minutes. See if there is .maintenance folder in WordPress installation folder or execute following command from wp-cli $ wp option delete core_updater.lock
In your first sentence i’m assuming you mean, you have a Custom Post Type (not time). So the post has a package connected, the package has a number of days alive setting. Reading your example code, i think you’re approaching this from the wrong angle. I would do something like this: // I don’t know … Read more
Firstly, your question indicates that your plugin sometimes runs over 5 min, don’t you get script timeouts? 5 min is a very long runtime… How many posts are you adding and what’s your server environment? Back to the problem… May I suggest another solution? Simply set an option that you’re doing something, and deactivate it … Read more
The WP database contains everything that is related to content: posts, pages, theme settings, plugin settings, media of all kinds. So if you were to replace the WP database with a brand-new WP database, all of your content – and many of your settings – will be gone. The WP ‘code’ (PHP, CSS, JS source … Read more
Basically, i use Contact Form 7 and it’s third party extension for storing values in database i.e.: https://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-cfdb7/. Or, if you want to create a custom form and store the value in database you can Create a Custom Post Type and use wp_insert_post() function to insert your respective values.
Can I use the same database that I use at mysite.com also to my subdomain Yes, as long as the table names don’t clash you’re fine, some people have multiple WP instances using the same database, but with different table prefixes. However, keep in mind that there is a security risk as now 2 sites … Read more