My recommendation is to use one WP installation and to simply add /blog/ to your permalink structure. This will give all of your blog posts a mytld.com/blog/postname format and pages will not pickup the /blog/ prefix. Adjust Permalink settings at Settings > Permalinks and select the Custom Structure radio button. Enter /blog/%postname%/ in the field … Read more
It’s likely because your authentication cookie is set to dev.example.com/site1/ when you login to site1, and naturally the browser won’t pass that cookie for site2. What you can try and do is play around with the SITECOOKIEPATH and ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH, which by default are set as follows: SITECOOKIEPATH to get_option(‘siteurl’) ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH as SITECOOKIEPATH . ‘wp-admin’ So … Read more
Solution was: RewriteBase /u Inside .htaccess
Create separate FTP user for WordPress and set your installation directory as FTP root. Or try to change it for existing user.
There’s a tutorial for this exact functionality: https://facetwp.com/proximity-facet-show-post-distance/ The proximity facet is now built into FacetWP core. This tutorial requires at least FacetWP 2.2.7 and Listify 1.0.7. Please upgrade if you haven’t already.
Technically, it’s possible. And it works. You could have a PHP site on a sub-directory like example.com/shop. But, a better practice is to host that PHP site on a sub-domain like shop.example.com. It helps in better maintenance and provides a better structure for organizing the site. On a Nginx server, your config should be something … Read more
Well it depends what is suitable for you, as you said : I’ve added in two WordPress installs in subdirectories, one being a blog page and another being an eCommerce site and now you want to make your static site dynamic with WordPress, you have options, either you can merge all your sites in one … Read more
If they’re important you could take a look at Must-use plugins. They can’t be disabled from the backend.
(Update to answer: 05.27.15) What finally worked is using ABSPATH: $folderPath = “/jobtracking/files/standard/{$projID}”; mkdir(ABSPATH.$folderPath, 0755, true); $filename = basename($_FILES[‘Attach_Files’][‘name’]); $filetype = $_FILES[‘Attach_Files’][‘type’]; $datei = “files/standard/{$projID}/{$filename}”; $target_path = ABSPATH.$folderPath . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . $filename; if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES[‘Attach_Files’][‘tmp_name’], $target_path)) { mysql_query(“INSERT INTO files (files.name, files.project, files.user, files.added, files.datei, files.type, files.folder, files.visible) VALUES(‘{$filename}’, ‘{$projID}’, 5, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(now()), ‘{$datei}’, ‘{$filetype}’, 0, ‘ ‘)”); … Read more
yes, It is Possible. Create a New folder in your Web-directory like /shop and Install wordpress in there. Thanks