There may be a better way that I am missing but I am going to give you 2 options: 1.Use XML Export to export your new posts and comments. Then use the WordPress Importer to import the new posts and comments back into the dev database It’s best to import into dev then move the … Read more
I guess you get http://yoursite but not http://yoursite/anything I had a similar problem and it worked when I changed the httpd.conf from AllowOverride None to AllowOverride All It makes the .htaccess take effect.
You should be skeptical of anyone who says that there is a single “right” way. The right way depends on the situation. Using the CPT infrastructure has a number of notable benefits: You get the Dashboard UI for free You automatically take advantage of WP’s caching, including any persistent cache plugins that the installation may … Read more
This is where your problem is: I then edited the resulting .sql file to update all of the file paths and URL references to point to our production site. You can’t do that. WordPress stores many options as “serialized data”, which contains both the string content of things and their length. So when you modify … Read more
The others are not needed as you point out. Btw, what you could do is, conditionally set the user/pass based on the requested page. As in unprivileged with select/insert/update/delete for normal usage, and privileged with definition/index related stuff in addition when visiting the upgrade page.
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Yes it’s possible. The wpdb object can be used to access any database and query any table. Absolutely no need to be WordPress related, which is very interesting. The benefit is the ability to use all the wpdb classes and functions like get_results, etc so that there’s no need to re-invent the wheel. Here’s how: … Read more
Please don’t overcomplicate. In the “Database Host” field add “localhost: e.g. in my case “localhost:3308” solved the problem.
First of all your code is unsafe. Need to add the sanitize functions and the escaping query to the database The code is valid. Perhaps the problem is that you are simultaneously writing and deleting to the temporary table “faculty_temp” and the fetch request is sent when data is deleted or modified. Need to change … Read more
I managed to solve this in the end. Go into the admin panel into Settings > General Change the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) to a different address (in this case I just added ‘www.’ to the current URL) and save the changes. This redirected me and I had to sign in again … Read more