It depends on what you have. You could try a revision of the page (right above the “update” button on the page/post edit page. The other option is that you could contact your hosting provider and ask them to restore from one of their backups.
Would you mind if I just leave bread crumbs so you can solve this pazzle ? add filter ‘query’ hook $wpdb->prefix & local wpdb prefix value somewhere in *_options table remove_filter show values Once one wpdb instance declared… you can reach any table in it (beware I said table in one DB). But you can’t … Read more
Write a bash script (or any other shell script) to loop ocer the site and in php just write the detection for a single site and output the value to standard output or a file. Or use http://wp-cli.org/ (which essentially does for you the php code from the paragraph above).
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-multisite-mirror/ or http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/yd-wpmu-sitewide-options/
Plugins generate menu items by calling add_management_page(). Here they insert the slug that ends up in the menu. Usually this slug is the same as the plugin slug, but this is not mandatory. Hence your partial result when you tried this. You would have to scavenge all plugin files to find the slugs as @Mark … Read more
WP CLI is best tool out there to manage plugins/ themes through command line, instead of uploading plugins through FTP or admin panel. Once you Install WP-CLI on your machine then run below command and see magic. wp plugin install bbpress –activate Please check WP-CLI official documentation for further understanding.
The problem is the value inside the var $plugin. The function get_plugin_data will use the completed path, like /var/www/wp/wp-content/plugins/akismet/akismet.php. Add the path before your plugin-folder and it works. I think you can use the constant WP_PLUGIN_DIR.
Use get_file_data( $file, $headers ): $file_data = get_file_data( __FILE__, array ( ‘Plugin Name’ ) ); echo “the name is ” . $file_data[0]; Make sure the first parameter points to an existing file. It will find all lines that are formatted like regular plugins headers or the headers of a style.css. In my plugin T5 Opera … Read more
At first glance it works and I cannot see any implications but maybe you are aware of some? You say that you are not getting errors, which I would have expected but it looks as though WordPress uses require_once() so you are probably safe: 39 /** WordPress Plugin Administration API */ 40 require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/plugin.php’); … Read more
This is a pretty vague and broad question, but I’ll give it a shot. You can add the following code into a functionality plugin or if you’re running a theme, you could place it in your theme’s functions.php file. (Obviously you’ll have to change the SQL, attributes, etc – just a proof of concept) add_shortcode( … Read more