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New installation fatal error in 5.9.3 at edit or create entry

How to move a WordPress installation to a subdirectory

Move all your WP installation to the subdirectory, Then uodate in your DB (wp_options by default) the siteurl and home with the new url. change https://example.com to https://example.com/blog You need also to replace all ocurrences of example.com to example.com/blog in your DB manually, with SQL or with a plugin such Better Search Replace

Localhost access after changing URL

So turns out, in /etc, there is the host.conf file and the hosts file. Yes, it was that stupid. Case closed.

FTP not working on a specific WordPress site but working on others (and Filezilla) [closed]

It looks like the FileZilla username and password are your droplet’s root and root password. You may just need to update them. https://docs.digitalocean.com/support/how-do-i-reset-my-droplets-root-password/, https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/ftp-access-to-droplet-i-dont-want-ssh

How can i set default pages to a word press theme? it shouldn’t be changed even if i install the theme in different host

Is it bad practice to install WordPress by cloning from the official GitHub repo?

All new plugins generating 311 chars of unexpected output?

Basically it goes like this (relevant steps only): plugins.php page calls activate_plugin() function. Function starts output buffering. Includes plugin file. Fires activate_plugin action. Fires ‘activate_’ . trim( $plugin ) action. Fires activated_plugin action. If buffer is not empty it creates WP_Error object and returns it. plugins.php page checks for error and displays error message. So … Read more

Transferring from “Populate” CMS to WordPress

I would suggest looking at the WordPress Import HTML plugin. You can read more about it on the authors blog. You would have to visit each page in your browser and do a save as html then upload all files according to the plugin instructions to your new server before you run the import. I … Read more

Disable creation of default content during installation

The default Category of ‘Uncategorized’ it is hard-coded in several places. However, check out upgrade.php line # 109. If you would like to change the first posts check out the schema.php file located wp-admin/includes/schema.php line # 712 From there you can edit the first post.

WordPress 3.1 Install Error

It looks like one of the files is incomplete. Try copying all files over again.

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