To solve your issue with the page template not showing up in the template dropdown list In your single-movie-reviews.php, add the following at the top of the file: <?php /* Template Name: My Custom Page */ Where you change My Custom Page into the template name of your choice. See This Codex page for more … Read more
I figured out the bug with enabling the debug (as suggested by David Kryzaniak): define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); Found the bug, it’s generating by any of three plugins. I renamed the plugins folder to plugins1, and it’s live again. EDIT Found a Tutorial on how to proceed on such error from Tuts+, anybody interested in : Fixing … Read more
You can’t use localhost in the settings at wp-admin -> Settings -> general. That literally means “this computer”– the computer requesting the web site. It only works if the browser viewing the site is on the same computer as the web server serving the site. You have to use your domain or a static IP. … Read more
do_action( ‘init’ ) in wp-settings.php breaks my website. All plugins and themes disabled
You have the same username as the plugin author? o.O The error comes from line 444: There’s two characters between ?> and the next <?php Change: add_action( ‘admin_menu’,’business_hours_menu’ ); ?> <?php add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘lordlinus_businesshour_load’ ); To: add_action( ‘admin_menu’,’business_hours_menu’ ); add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘lordlinus_businesshour_load’ );
I turned on failed request tracing, and saw many entries (not errors, but entries) for Glimpse (I have wordpress running as a subdirectory of my .net site). Glimpse is not supposed to be running in production – but apparently it does. When I removed Glimpse everything worked just fine. Live and learn I guess.
I broke database after reuploading local version – what exactly happened? Database error
If you have your network sites allowed to install in subdomain like abc.hgd.com then you need to setup the Wild card DNS setting. I think that could be creating the problem for you and redirecting you to the 404 error page. Can you please let me know thw steps you followed to setup your multisite … Read more
Error updating WordPress, does not ask for FTP password, just error
I found this happens when the owner for your SQL folder get’s changed and you run a new WordPress install. Changing the owner back to the original user and restarting might get it back up and running.