Why does my plugin require a permalink reset after a new installation?
Why does my plugin require a permalink reset after a new installation?
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WP-admin plugin installation via FTP silently fails on shared hosting
Well once again I posted too soon and figured out the solution shortly after. What worked for me was adding this to my wp-config.php file: define(‘FS_METHOD’, ‘ftpsockets’); The above line tries to force WordPress to use the PHP Sockets class when working with the filesystem – updating, installing etc. For security concerns on shared hosting … Read more
WordPress Plugin Install / Update Problem
WordPress Plugin Install / Update Problem
Installing WordPress to root directory with existing static site. Concerns?
When you install WP in the root of an existing site, WP will ‘take over’, and your existing content will be less accessible (if viewable at all). Since your WP site is developmental (not ready for prime time), your best bet is to install WP in a subfolder, then develop/tweak the site until it is … Read more
Can’t install plugins after updating to WordPress 4.9
Until you get a response from UpDraftPlus support, I would remove UpDraftPlus and just not use it at all. You don’t need it. You can create a cron job for different types of backups, whether database, your files, etc. To list current cron jobs on your server, the command is crontab -l and set up … Read more
Can’t access new WP install on subdirectory
From your comment I know that you are using nginx. Nginx need a bit different configuration than Apache. Probably your current nginx vhost looks like that. server { listen *:80; server_name test.dev; root /var/www/test; access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log; error_log /var/log/nginx/error.log; index index.php index.html; location / { # try to serve file directly, fallback to index.php try_files $uri … Read more
Fastest way to install a multisite?
The fastest way will be wp cli usage. Look a few links. This might help you. multisite convert multisite install small tutorial
Restoring a WordPress site
There are two main parts to WordPress: the code, and the database. (There is also the plugin and theme parts, but I am grouping them with the ‘code’, although themes and plugins store some of their information in the database.) You can recover the code by doing a fresh install of WP, although that won’t … Read more
Installation failed: Destination folder already exists
Installation failed: Destination folder already exists
unable to use my wordpress site after moving
First login the admin panel Then click the below menu navigation Setting >>> Permalink Settings Then click the Permalink Settings page save changes button.