Seeking solution to sync wordpress sites with Server
You should sync your files using ie. SSH or GIT software (see also there)
You should sync your files using ie. SSH or GIT software (see also there)
By disabling canonical redirection, the issue solved remove_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’); Thanks to Mahesh Waghmare. https://maheshwaghmare.com/avoid-wordpress-canonical-redirection/
ACF group field disappeared after deployment using deployer script
“localhost” normally points to the webserver on the machine the request is made from. You installed wordpress on your server to run under “localhost”. So if you open a browser whilst on the server and go to “localhost” it will look for the site on the server and find it. However, if you open a … Read more
Open your site http://”ip address” go to http://”ip address”/wp-admin/options-general.php in the General Settings change the Site Address (URL) from http://”My IP Address” to http://”My IP Address”/wordpress Its done
Your config file shouldn’t be public at all. It includes your database credentials in addition to the 8 SALTs WordPress. (The secret keys alone make it possible to brute force your log-in in a bout a week: http://codeseekah.com/2012/04/09/why-wordpress-authentication-unique-keys-and-salts-are-important/)
It’s not fully automated but I’ve used Cory Lamle’s Duplicator plug-in to move multi-site installs before. Helpful step-by-step if you are the nervous type. These days I just do it manually though. After moving the files and DB I run the Interconnect/IT script to update the URLs. Works great but doesn’t exactly answer your question … Read more
You need to put the new version in the ‘tag’ folder of your repository. The folder name should be the same as the version number inside the readme file. Make sure that the version number has the same number of digits, as they are sorted numerically. Version 1.1 is ‘lower than version 1.15, because the … Read more
The easiest way I have found to do this is to set up a Multisite installation with subdomain installs, and run the plugin “WP Ultimo” to manage signups. It does exactly what you’re looking for: duplicates a template site on demand, and activates various plugins depending on which plan the customer has signed up for. … Read more
To redirect http://www.xyz.com/ to http://www.xyz.com/wordpress/ add these rules to your .htaccess file: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www.)?xyz.com$ RewriteRule ^(/)?$ wordpress [L] That answers the first part of your question. The rest of it is totally vague to me.