So what this is saying is that the file is not where the system is expecting it to be. If you have FTP access you could go in and replace the wp-includes folder with the one from a fresh download of WordPress.
How to prevent users to view server files using WP File Manager plugin?
protect files from downloading on other than my site
I’ve created a file manager for client using the “list yo files” plugin. You can find it in the repository, it’s actively maintained and easy to use
WordPress is quite limited when it comes to managing media, it has no real media API, your best to look for a solution that specializes in photos, like Picasa, Smugmug, iPhoto, jalbum, etc. You can also integrate these services into WordPress since some of them have an API. If you need more features you should … Read more
Do you have any access to the server? SSH access? If you can get to a command line on the server you could try one of these commands. Using sudo would try and run the command as an administrator, so you would need a password: unlink /path/to/symlink sudo unlink /path/to/symlink rm /path/to/symlink sudo rm /path/to/symlink
As others have stated, you are going to want to add an argument to your shortcode to set a specific author_id. Once you have that you can then perform your query. I have not tested, but the following code should put you on the track. The shortcode would be [query_my_posts author_id=”#”] function custom_shortcode() { $atts … Read more
I suggest using BuddyPress groups with the BuddyPress Docs plugin (attachments enabled). You need to allow XML uploads with: add_filter(‘mime_types’, ‘custom_upload_xml’); function custom_upload_xml($mimes) { $mimes = array_merge($mimes, array(‘xml’ => ‘application/xml’)); return $mimes; }
Generally speaking, combining all of the global scripts will boost performance, but so will enqueueing JS selectively – meaning if a script is only used on one CPT or template, you should only enqueue it there. Look into conditionally enqueueing JS in your functions.php. You can target specific sites by blog_id and target specific post … Read more
the method you have described is valid , and technically you can use it without a problem. Other options you have are : 1.Upload via FTP to a “PDF” folder (or whatever name) and MANUALLY link the files. Change the default “upload” folder only for the time you upload the pdf files (this method is … Read more