Guess it needs to be said first – it is a bad idea in general to just let anyone that succeeded to trick you into uploading his PHP onto your server to actually be able to write to your code directories. It is double problematic if you let him access to your root credentials and … Read more
You can try this code define(‘UPLOADS’,”)and also unclick Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders from media settings.
Perhaps WP-Filebase would be a suitable plugin for you.
First thing I would do: In your wp-config.php file, hardcode your new site URL by entering define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://www.example.com’); define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://www.example.com’); After that, have a look at the source code of your pages including images, and verify how the URLs of the the images look like. If they are wrong (relative to localhost?), you may have … Read more
simple function: protected function _cred_check(){ $aisis_file_system_structure = WP_Filesystem(); if($aisis_file_system_structure == false){ echo ‘<div class=”alert”><strog>NOTE!</strong> We need your ftp creds before we continue!</div>’; return true; } return false; } then do: if($this->_cred_check()){ request_filesystem_credentials(‘your/link/to/your/update/page’); }else{ // your update stuff }
Do I need FTP set up to upload files to wordpress server
Plugin (smart archives reloaded) crashed site / no access on admin panel
Problems with installing and deleting plugins
I found the solution! I had to add a new tls option at the proftpd configuration and delete all files. Now i have uploaded the files once again and it works now. 🙂
The first thing you need to do when you want to install a new WordPress theme is to login to your site admin page. Once there, go to Appearance -> Themes. Here, you will see all the themes you have currently installed in your application. To add another one, simply click on the add new … Read more