I found the solution. First of all, I discover that… you cannot use the admin_notices hook inside the activation hook function. More details here Thanks the link above, I found this solution : class MyAddon { const ACTIVATION_ERROR = “foo-activation-error” public function __construct(){ register_activation_hook( __FILE__, array( $this, ‘install’ ) ); if( is_admin() ){ add_action( “admin_init”, … Read more
Your .htaccess looks just fine, but you need to tell WordPress itself that it got moved. Simply put the following line into your wp-config.php, then access your site’s login page under the new URL and login. After that you can remove this line.: define(‘RELOCATE’, TRUE); Alternatively add the following two lines to your wp-config.php, then … Read more
So, wow, after examining the error log it looks like the FTP failed to upload all the files.
What happen after new plugin get installed in term of permissions?
Install WordPress with custom directory layout without breakting media upload
I know it is long since you posted this but let’s get into it. This error happens when WordPress installation is not successful or not complete. I suggest trying to install your WordPress using its auto-installer which will do the necessary changes to necessary files. Using this method avoids you from editing even the wp-config … Read more
Installing a plugin on a premium site [closed]
WordPress composer issues
wp-login behind nginx reverse-proxy inaccessible — bad redirect?
Do you happen to have PHPMyAdmin or Adminer or a similar tool installed in your web server? You could easily run a search & replace. I’d recommend running a search and see if all the matching records make sense. Then, run a search & replace. As @WebElaine mentioned, WP tends to store the URLs in … Read more