If you have several posts with the same value, but you want only the most recent ones with any value, as long as values don’t get repeated, you’r best bet might be running two loops on the same query: /* Fetch all possible values – use this to order the results and define which get … Read more
There is no such thing as “URL that doesn’t exist” URL’s are just possible identifiers for pages on the internet. Every combination of characters as defined by the URL standarts is a valid URL. You can’t control what URLs people are using to find content, if they want to use URLs for content that do … Read more
The Custom Post Types are probably set up with the Plugin “Types – Complete Solution for Custom Fields and Types” that is missing on the second install. According to their docs this plugin has an export/import feature. You can use it to export in the old install and then import the Custom Post Types in … Read more
Remove duplicates from foreach
Slugs should be unique for each content type as they are a unique identifier of the content on the url side. To overcome this limitation you can simply create two costume taxonomies one for wheels and one for brakes and have a mercedes in both of them.
adding the parameter as exception directly inside webmaster tools is an option for you. However you have canonical on the right place, so it’s not something you should be bothered
You can improve your code a lot. I’ll treat the email address as the student’s unique identification, since I can definitely have 2 students named ‘John Doe’. global $wpdb; $tablename = $wpdb->prefix.”students”; if(isset($_POST[‘submit’])){ $name = esc_attr($_POST[‘firstname’]); $surname = esc_attr($_POST[‘lastname’]); $email = sanitize_email($_POST[’email’]); if(!is_email($email)) { //Display invalid email error and exit echo ‘<div class=”error”><p>Invalid e-mail!</p></div>’; //return … Read more
The problem is that you are unsetting the default language form $langs array, so when you loop over $langs to make the duplicates, the default language is never included. This may be the cause of your problem (nothing to do with WordPress by the way). function wpml_duplicate_on_publish($post_id) { global $post, $sitepress, $iclTranslationManagement; // don’t save … Read more
Turns out I was the culprit after all. I searched through all my files for domain1.com and sure enough on lines 7/8 of wp-config.php, I found these lines (which I completely forgot about): define( ‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘http://domain1.com/customlogin’ ); define( ‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, ‘/user/domain1.com/customlogin’ );
I just examined your URL http://www.homecredit.ph/wp-content/uploads/home1/homecre1/public_html/files/News-26.jpg and code and noticed that, you are saving your image in http://www.homecredit.ph/files/News-26.jpg path but trying to access from upload directory of WordPress. /home1/homecre1/public_html/files/News-26.jpg – this is the path stored in database for your attachment ID. /home1/homecre1/public_html/ – This is your root directory where WordPress installed. So better save only … Read more