In addition, you can import attachment by checking the “Download and import file attachments” option. (source) This means, if you use the official WordPress Importer plugin, it will read the media URL from the file, download that file and finally upload it to your new install. When your old site is offline, eg. taken offline … Read more
The code you posted is to have multiple wp-config.php-style wordpress configuration files with one codebase. the configuration is then based on the domain name. imagine the localserver is listening on http://localhost.localdomain/ (no idea which one is the default with ubuntu), then the configuration file would be: /etc/wordpress/config-localhost.localdomain.php. This is made so that the wordpress package … Read more
Install plugin remotely
Yes, you can do this. There won’t be a 404 error because of the default rewrite rules that WordPress has (if you use ‘nice URLs’, if don’t, there is no default .htaccess at all). Because of the exceptions (see below) if there is a ‘real’ directory or file in the directory of your WordPress installation, … Read more
Issue was caused by nginx serving example.com/index.php while WordPress was redirecting to example.com/, thus causing a redirect loop. This is the working config I used to fixed the redirect loop: server { server_name example.com; root /var/www/example.com; index index.php; listen 443 ssl; ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/fullchain.pem; ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem; include /etc/letsencrypt/options-ssl-nginx.conf; ssl_dhparam /etc/letsencrypt/ssl-dhparams.pem; location / { try_files $uri @apache; … Read more
By “install” your widget, I’m assuming you mean “automatically add the new widget to the sidebar for your user after the plugin gets ‘activated’”. (Because if you activate the plugin, which also contains a widget, your widget should be visible in the widgets area immediately, without any more work needed). Jordan Bosch has a great … Read more
Based on your question, I am not exactly sure where your local build sits right now. This answer is assuming you are starting from scratch, but have a copy of a working wordpress website on a live web server, and working on a mac. You need to install a web server onto your local computer. … Read more
Install will not load: PHP does not have MYSQL installed
I would prefer Option 1, that is deploy it on a subdomain. Once contents are filled up you just need to do 2 things. Move the files to root directory of main domain. Using hosting’s File Manager, it would take 1-5 sec. Change the WordPress Site URL to your main domain. You can following method … Read more
It sounds like your .htaccess file isn’t configured correctly. Your root level htaccess file will take priority over the one in the WordPress folder. Try telling Drupal to ignore your subfolder by adding this to the rewrite statement at toward the bottom (of the default Drupal .htaccess file), after the line that says “ReWrite Engine … Read more