I’m assuming you’re referring to: get_template_directory() get_template_directory_uri() get_template_directory() is an absolute path – so if you’re including a PHP file that is in your template directory this would be a good function to use. If you’re using a child theme and need to reference something in the parent theme you could also use this function. … Read more
In short: YES, is a big time threat. Explained: Little time has passed since I asked this question but now I have found that the safer and most useful file permissions for wordpress are the following: Directories: 755 Owner can: Read, write and execute. Group and public can: Read and execute. Read-only files:644 Owner can: … Read more
Actually, there is no “correct” directory structure. One of the great strengths of WordPress is how many options exist for configuration. Tricks like using a local config file, for example, allow you to work in so many different ways. That being said, what you have outlined is a very standard file structure and should suit … Read more
When a page is assigned to a template, this template selection is saved in the post meta table under the key _wp_page_template. These template values are as follow default if no page template in explicitely set {$template}.php for templates in root subfolder/{$template}.php for templates in a subfolder where subfolder should be the name of the … Read more
Having a forum in a subfolder
The number of tables is not an issue by itself. Actually separating the tables for each blog make each operation related to a specific blog more performant. Your scaling problem will come more likely from the big monolithic users tables. Scaling issues will come from the amount of requests your DB will have to handle, … Read more
Looks like you want to keep you original articles intact but only have /blog for articles that are on your Page named Blog (i.e. You are not using WordPress’s blog home page and not using the usual WordPress loop). To achieve what you want, you will need to add your own rewrite rules (via functions.php) … Read more
Unsure as to what you mean. You want subdomains, and subdirectories? Are you looking to save space? You might get away with symlinking the upload directories together, but as soon as one blog removes an image, it will disappear from disk from all of the other blogs that have the same image (seeing as it … Read more
I have discovered the problem. Documentroot in apache has changed, so updating this has fixed the problem
This has little to do with WordPress, but anyway, in your template you can grab the directory structure with scandir: $report_files = scandir(‘/reports’); Now you have array of files and folders that you can manipulate ate will.