Hook (or other way) to find out when another plugin is activated / installed
I believe you are looking for activated_plugin and deactivated_plugin, see the wordpress documentation:
I believe you are looking for activated_plugin and deactivated_plugin, see the wordpress documentation:
I found my error in the php.ini used. In my .zshrc file i change the version of php to the good one (5.5.10 ) and now wp.cli works fine.
It’s not a Bedrock issue, but an issue with your local install. Your local install probably uses the old php_mysql extension, instead of the modern php_mysqli. You should probable update your local environment. This is where the change landed in WordPress codebase (17 months ago) https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/27935
The problem was created by some code in the htaccess from root. So: To present exactly my configuration: I have – http://maindomain.org with file directly in the root of my hosting. I know this may not be a best practice and i’ll change this. Subdomain i was trying to set was in a folder which … Read more
It does seems that installation was customized in some way, either in regard to user account or user interface. If that is option at all I would politely inquire with last developer about customization performed. Beats digging through code. As for core update specifically — the “manual” way would be to delete old core files … Read more
There are few ways to do this. I suppose you have shared hosting package on that installation and that you “only” need to change your domain name. So one solution would be to rename your hosting package to another domain. If your domain is now somedomain.com, and you want to transfer it to someotherdomain.com, you … Read more
The setup you want will give you three isolated installations. The benefit of using WordPress Multisite is that from one login you can access all three sites, also it allows you to do upgrades and control the plug-ins and themes for all the sites. Basically it’s like having your own wordpress.com. Now depending if it … Read more
I’d suggest creating a Yeoman generator. I’ve written one for my starter theme which you might find helpful if you write your own: https://github.com/powerbuoy/SleekWPGenerator
As socki03 suggested, I downloaded and upload a fresh install and things are now limping along a bit. I’m posting the configuration issue I’m having in another question. Thanks for the help.
From the chat. Changing the template names to lowercase + lower case folders did it. So @CoderScissorhands haven’t had the style.css file in the parent theme, and this also was the reason not to work.