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PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_cache_get() in /var/www/vhosts/visisite.com/httpdocs/wp-includes/functions.php on line 1367

The wp_cache_get() function is part of wp-includes/cache.php file. Check that cache.php exists Please make sure that you have a cache.php file inside your wp-includes/ folder. File: wp-includes/cache.php Next step? If the file does not exist, your installation of WordPress may be corrupt. You’ll need to upload the missing files even manually by first downloading the … Read more

WordPress php error after editing file with FileZilla

It could be a problem with your file encoding. Make sure that your files are encoded in the same way as your wordpress install. In most cases your site use files encoded in UTF-8. Go to FileZilla options: Open Site Manager > Charset tab – Custom Encoding > and see if it’s UTF-8. When it’s … Read more

Valid Connection Information is Getting Denied

What if you try http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ssh-sftp-updater-support/ ? If that doesn’t work you can do a quick code change to get the logs with which the developer of that plugin can use do more diagnostics.

Standard permissions for wordpress; Plugin installation asks for FTP credentials

Standard permissions for most WordPress installations is 755 for directories and 644 for files. For media uploads, auto plugin installation and updates the directories need to be owned by the same user PHP is running under. Usually this is nobody:nobody or www-data:www-data.

Connect to server with SFTP instead of FTP/FTPS within WordPress Backup

Looks like a permissions issue: sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www

In which directory do I find a specific HTML code of my wordpress page? Some of it seems to be missing after checking all pages [closed]

The code you are referring to is a menu, and in your screenshot, is likely to be the line starting wp_nav_menu… Look in your WP admin under Appearance > Menus, and you should have a Social Media Links menu it seems…

How to upload a media file via FTP and then create an attachment post with it?

Yes, the plugin @Squideyes suggests you, is perfectly fine, and should do the trick. However, I don’t like the link-to-plugin only answers, so here the mine. If you upload the file to a subfolder of the WordPress uploads folder (by default wp-content/uploads, but can be easily changed) than convert a file from there to an … Read more

Upgrading WordPress 4.0 asks for FTP password

I had to also change the owner of the root web directory. chown apache:apache . # or chown apache:apache /var/www/html Edit by Otto: Chloe, as you asked for more information than I could reasonably put into a comment, I’m appending this on to your answer. I hope that is okay. If not, feel free to … Read more

Theme not showing after uploading

If you have enabled a MultiSite Network, you must first enable each Theme you wish to utilize, under “My Sites”, “Network Admin”, “Themes”.

Image upload via FTP to wordpress media library

You can upload your images to your host, and then use media_sideload_image() to upload each file. Let’s assume you upload all of your images to a folder named wpse, in the root of your WordPress installation: // Set the directory $dir = ABSPATH .’/wpse’; // Define the file type $images = glob($directory . “*.jpg”); // … Read more

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