So, the actual problem was that I wasn’t setting any defaults my custom widget needed to display any content. The widget actually was there, but as I had emptied the title and set no other defaults, it was rendering nothing. My fix for this was two-fold. 1) set at least one default in my install.php … Read more
From 403 error to 500 internal server error
You can write a script that installs the wordpress just the way you like it. Roughly could be like this: Install WordPress. Install the themes, plugins and demo content you want. zip the files Export database into a file The script needs to unpackage and copy the files into a folder. Then replace the information … Read more
Giving WordPress its own subdirectory – nginx
Try the information on this page mirror. I made the change you tried above and the changes to the .htaccess file and was able to switch with no problems.
I am setting up Subdomain based MU on my domain. Just remember, what used to be called “WordPress MU” is now “WordPress Multisite.” It’s not a separate application, just a configuration setting you use within WordPress. Will I be better off setting the MySQL user’s domain as localhost, 127.0.0.1 or with a wildcard %.mydomain.com? Which … Read more
In WordPress there will be a default wp-config.php file and I think this has been missing from your package. Please Check if it is there, else create a new one with file name wp-config.php and Place the following code in it with appropriate Database Credentials. <?php // ** MySQL settings ** // define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘DATABASE-NAME’); // … Read more
if you have a file at WP_CONTENT_DIR/install.php it will be run before the upgrade starts. If you want to override specific option then you can use the pre_update_option_$optionname filter to control the value written to the DB. something like add_filter(‘pre_update_option_admin_email’,’wpse_120475_myadminmail’,10,2); function wpse_120475_myadminmail($newemail,$oldemail) { return ‘[email protected]’; } caution – wasn’t tested but I assume that the … Read more
Well, not quite sure if I understood this, but I see that you want to ‘simulate’ pages using a plugin, and my best bet is to build your own posts on-the-fly using WordPress queries and rewrite rules. Let’s try this: Create a variable to respond to your view. add_action( ‘query_vars’, ‘add_query_vars’ ); function add_query_vars( $vars … Read more
We ported WP to SQL Server almost three years and have been maintaining it ever since. Provided you are planning to use SQL Express 2012 or higher, this should be the solution you are looking for: Project Nami Simply put, replacing WPDB isn’t enough. So we went a step further and rewrote any MySQL-specific syntax … Read more