OK. I figured it out: When moving to multisite, manually overriding WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL like below doesn’t work anymore: // Overwrites the database to save from constantly editing the DB define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://localhost’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://localhost/wp’); I fixed this by manually changing the database so WP_HOME is http://localhost and WP_SITEURL is http://localhost/wp.
You probably want to create a Page. In that Page’s edit screen, just below the title, you can see the URL that Page can be found at, something like http://country.com/france/ “france” is the slug of that Page, and is highlighted yellow indicating you can edit it. That way the Page can be called “I Love … Read more
How deep do your subdirectories go? /var/log/basedir/*.log /var/log/basedir/*/*.log { daily rotate 5 } Will rotate all .log files in basedir/ as well as all .log files in any direct child of basedir. If you also need to go 1 level deeper just add another /var/log/basedir/*/*/*.log until you have each level covered. This can be tested … Read more
The short answer is no, WordPress does not refer to any files outside of the main install folder. When WordPress loads (via /wp-load.php), it sets the constant ABSPATH to the current directory path and points all further includes relative to that. However, since you are asking, there are some notable special cases: If you install … Read more
If you care about security you should not install themes and plugins from the wordpress admin. Either install them by uploading via FTP or use WP-CLI for that. There is just no way to change file owners when the script is running in the context of the web server, therefor the only way to maintain … Read more
You could make a widget that updates the role: Widget has a drop down select input Select input submits a Ajax call to backend Backend Ajax call processor updades the user meta Pass the User ID along with the role ID Update user meta with update_user_meta( $user_id, $meta_key, $meta_value, $prev_value )
Don’t ever use relative paths in wordpress. use require(ABSPATH .’your path relative to wordpress root’). There are also other useful constants and API for that but selecting one will depend on where exactly do yo want your common code to be. At the minimum it will make it easier to understand from the error message … Read more
You can read data on your server with file_get_contents(). If you want to make sure the file exists and is readable then use is_readable(). You don’t really need to use trailingslashit() in this case because you’re constructing the URI yourself. // path to file under current theme $json_file = get_template_directory() . ‘/inc/includes/acf-fonticonpicker/icons/selection.json’; // make sure … Read more
That /.well-known/ subdirectory is defined by RFC 5785 RFC 8615 It is increasingly common for Web-based protocols to require the discovery of policy or other information about a host (“site-wide metadata”) before making a request. For example, the Robots Exclusion Protocol http://www.robotstxt.org/ specifies a way for automated processes to obtain permission to access resources; likewise, … Read more
Only Apache is “responsible for caring” that your script is PHP. AFAIK, whether you need to use AddHandler or AddType depends on whether your PHP is installed as a module or as CGI. You can try creating .htaccess in wp-mybiz/ folder containg some of the common solutions/workarounds 1) AddType application/x-httpd-php .php 2a) AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php … Read more