Theme install failed
Theme install failed You go to theme folder and you zip only the theme file. Note: You download the theme you have __macosx theme folder also there. You zip only the theme file then you upload it video
Theme install failed You go to theme folder and you zip only the theme file. Note: You download the theme you have __macosx theme folder also there. You zip only the theme file then you upload it video
Multiple things could be going wrong here,if you give some more infomation I can give you better answers here are some things to try. Check the wp-config.php to make sure the correct database settings are being used If you had permalinks you may want to check for or recheck the .htaccess file can you login … Read more
You can use this ThemeUpdateChecker class Basic outline of the process: Have a fixed spot on your server to both house a little bit of data about the current version and a zip of your theme files. Hook an action into pre_set_site_transient_update_themes In that action, ping your server (with something like curl) Compare the versions … Read more
Had to update info in the wp-config.php file to match the new DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_HOST
I noticed there was a newer version of WordPress Desktop App (v3.1.0) and when I tried to install it the installer said it could not update a file. I know from previous experience that this often means that the wordpress desktop app was still running in the background (even after I closed it). To me … Read more
What you need is Virtual Servers, that way you can redirect each domain to a specific wordpress installation (see Apache for that). To achieve the db side of it, you just need to hace a prefix for each wordpress installation (that’s part of the setup). In my case I’m not using cpanel, I have an … Read more
I’ve found the answer here. In brief, WordPress performed some checks to see if it has enough write permissions, and those checks failed. To skip those tests and simply create the files, one must place this somewhere in the wp-config.php file: define(‘FS_METHOD’, ‘direct’);
The is a DNS or Firewall issue, either on your own network or the network of your Internet provider (ISP). As it’s happening on all of your devices on your home network, I would suggest resetting/restarting your router and if that doesn’t help, contact your Internet provider for further help.
Migrations are a bit off-topic, but typically you would set up the new WordPress site locally or as a staging site, meaning it could be on the final server, but you’re using a different URL while you get everything set up. Once you have all the content loaded, all the themes and plugins how you … Read more
It’s almost certainly a permissions problem – your wp-content folder must be writable by your webserver user. Typically setting permissions to 755 will sort this.