Multisite subdirectory root not accessible
Multisite subdirectory root not accessible
iis
Permalinks setting raises 500.0 error
Permalinks setting raises 500.0 error
Migrating WordPress from Windows Server 2008 R2 (IIS v7.5) to CentOS
On your current website add Duplicator(a free plugin) and create a new package, that you can use in the new environment. It will give you several options on Storage, Archiving and Installer script.
On IIS, stop WordPress from resaving my web.config file when I enter the Permalinks config page
You can prevent a “hard” flush, which updates .htaccess (Apache) or web.config (IIS), with the flush_rewrite_rules_hard filter. We can also use the __return_false helper function here. add_filter( ‘flush_rewrite_rules_hard’, ‘__return_false’ ); This code can be placed in your own plugin or a theme’s functions.php file.
Remove index.php from url in permalinks over IIS server (web.config)
There was something installed on the IIS server that was capable to read the .htaccess files; and was ignoring the web.config so the WP documentation with .htaccess works for me.
WordPress on shared server Plugin not working
WordPress on shared server Plugin not working
404 Errors on Every Page (Including Homepage) After Migrating From IIS to Apache
404 Errors on Every Page (Including Homepage) After Migrating From IIS to Apache
WordPress login loop on proxy setup with SSL – Apache proxy to IIS
WordPress login loop on proxy setup with SSL – Apache proxy to IIS
Configure redirects with web.config
Configure redirects with web.config
Unable to update plug-ins – Undefined index a:1:{s:3:”ssl”;b:1;} in class-requests.php on line 213
Seems like the error gone after I enabled the openssl in php.ini. Uncommented folloging line, changed from: ;extension=openssl to extension=openssl