I found that I was performed all things right. And when I checked http://localhost/mysite/wp-config, it was working well only my home page was showing white page. Other sites in multisite wordpress setup was working good. I just login my site, went to site network and edited the site title which I was changed before install. … Read more
There are several things going on here Firstly, your dbDelta call never receives a CREATE SQL statement. $sql is only defined if the if statement is true, and if your developer environment is setup correctly then running this code should generate PHP Warnings. You’re actually running dbDelta(”); dbDelta already does this check though. It’s not … Read more
Have a closer look to the blow code- $query_args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => ‘5’, ‘orderby’ => ‘post_date’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ); $listedPosts = new WP_Query($query_args); // the loop if ( $listedPosts->have_posts() ) { while ( $listedPosts->have_posts() ) { $listedPosts->the_post(); if ( (int) $listedPosts->current_post == 5 ) { // You need to use ‘==’ or ‘===’ … Read more
How to display $wpdb->insert_id; value on redirected page
If i understand well, users will update their datas in front-office, and you need to save datas in your custom table. I think you must check on wp_ajax process which will allow you to post datas in JS to a WP_ajax handler. This handler will be a PHP function, (can be written in your theme’s … Read more
Check your database, in the postmeta table, for meta_key _wp_old_slug. When you change a slug, WP stores it and automatically redirects the old to the new, which sounds like the reason you initially couldn’t access /locations/. Once you delete the postmeta, visit Settings > Permalinks for good measure (this refreshes permalinks) and try either using … Read more
Change Domain name in database
Actually, you have a db_version in a “_options” table, also there are information about installed plugins and themes. With information about dates when website was disrupted you can get back to approximate versions of plugins. With these assumptions you can recover the most appropriate version of WP where that version of a plugin works correctly … Read more
It could be because bigger than needed because WordPress keeps in it some old stuff like post revisions, autodrafts, orphaned or duplicated meta… this could be easily cleaned using WP-Sweep plugin as long as you can run it on your site. I’m not sure how is your situation right now, are you able to use … Read more
This is a hard one to answer without opinion entering into the equation. Generally speaking, having a staging or development site to merge the two into is best practice. You can either build this site on your own server (as you’re currently trying) or on the client’s server (where you may be able to work … Read more