/events is not a relative link, it’s an absolute link. The beginning slash forces it to the root of the domain. Of course, a relative link like events will be relative to the current page, so if you’re on a page like this domain.com/dev/something/ it’ll be domain.com/dev/something/events. If you’re developing a WP site that will … Read more
Install wordpress at sitename.com Setup multisite Create a new site at /wordpress1/ Create a new site at /wordpress2/ Install Buddypress plugin Activate buddypress on /wordpress2/ ( not network wide, just wordpress2 ) Hey presto you have exactly what you want without the nightmarish usertable situation Problems you will face with the login using a shared … Read more
Here is an example… //..path/to/wp-content/plugins/your-plugin-basedir/ $path = plugin_dir_path( __FILE__); //..directory within your plugin $path .= ‘templates’; //..continue with your script… $dir_handle = @opendir($path) or die(“Cannot open the damn file $path”); UPDATE I tested the rest of your script by the way, to see if it in fact did read the directory and list files with … Read more
According to me, Copy the “images” folder to your root directory. That will help you. And for future upload, place this code to your wp-config.php define( ‘UPLOADS’, ”.’images’ );
It’s probably not the best idea, but you can absolutely create a second install in a subdirectory. If you create a /blog subdirectory and install WordPress there, you’ll have a whole new site, with a whole new WP dashboard. example.com/wp-admin/ and example.com/blog/wp-admin/ You could set up the new WP config to read the WordPress core … Read more
Usually it happens when apache dont have write permission on the server, can you upload images from wp-admin. Plese try this. You can try give apache write permission as much as root on your server? To solve this issue you need to define the FTP details in your wp-config.php file so WordPress will remember it. … Read more
You can create a child theme folder named yourTheme-child in your theme’s folder, and then upload your JavaScript files in that folder. (notice that yourTheme is the name of your theme’s folder) You might also want to create a folder named js inside that. Take a look at : Child Themes Child themes will not … Read more
This is not an “executable directory”. The x means something different for directories: The execute bit allows the affected user to enter the directory, and access files and directories inside Source Also the * doesn’t mean executable for directories hear as you might think if you’ve read that answer. Instead it is just a directory … Read more
Well localized the problem (without understanding it so far) It was not the .htaccess file. It was not plugins or themes (which I deactivated all to see what happens) But my little php app had their own session handling and modified the header. Just simple textbook stuff (login etc..) which works flawless outside WP. I … Read more
From the two .htaccess files you posted I can’t see how your site is working at all?! If you request example.com/ (the document root) then the second rule in the root .htaccess file rewrites the request directly to /subdirectory/index.html (not index.php). If /subdirectory/index.html exists then the (non-WordPress) file is served, otherwise see #2 If you … Read more