Your files should be owned by your account. Period. They should not be owned by the “apache” user. This is insecure. The files may need to be readable by the apache user. The recommended permissions are 755 for folders and 644 for files. With the exception of the wp-config.php file, which should be set to … Read more
How to know which ajax file or function is called for action
WordPress doesn’t use sessions. User authentication is done with cookies. But, there are many plugins that use sessions for some purpose, and it is possible that you are using one (or even more) plugin that is using sessions. You should try to determine which plugin does that and start from there. Search for the session_start() … Read more
How to block access to files without modifying .htaccess or ngnix config? [closed]
accessing files in custom folder in wordpress
Try to run these commands (Commands are for both Dashboard and ftp) sudo usermod -aG www-data $USER sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www sudo chmod -R 774 /var/www
Save PDF File From Plugin to Filesystem /wp_upload
How to first edit in local WordPress editor on page and the add code?
WordPress has a file with the same name at wp-admin/includes/dashboard.php. Since you are using require_once PHP will not load a file if it already has been loaded. The fact that your setup works locally, but not on your remote server, suggests that is has something to do with PHP server set-up. Locally require_once recognizes the … Read more
The short answer is that you’re correct… You don’t want the web server (or web user) accounts to have full write access to your WordPress installation. Your user account, however, will need write permissions for the entire application because many of the WordPress features (such as automatic updates among others) require access to the core … Read more