Looks like Google App Engine doesn’t support WordPress 3.7.1 (something that’s not documented anywhere). Downgrading to WordPress 3.5.1 (the version mentioned in Google’s instructions) made it work – http://localhost:8080 was forwarded to WordPress Install page.
After migration of an old WP blog on my local web server I obtain white screen, why? is it a wp_options DB table problem? [duplicate]
Moving a remote WordPress multisite installation to local
You would need to copy the entire local database to the online area. That means that both areas should have the same plugins and themes installed. You would also need to copy all media files from local to online. Lots of works. There are plugins that will ‘clone’ a local database (and content and media … Read more
EDIT: I figured out the problem by going to this site. Forgot to include the actual files in the WP folder in htdocs. :\ D’oh!
Well images are basically stored “wp_posts”. Links of each image are stored in “guid” column of the table. try this in your DB SELECT * FROM `wp_posts` ORDER BY `wp_posts`.`guid` ASC So the problem is clear – the links doesnt match. To get rid of the problem simply manually reselect each image from your current … Read more
Firstly, you’re essentially setting up a mini web host at home. I wouldn’t advise this; aside from (potentially) being against your ISP’s terms and conditions, you also want to be really sure you’re not opening up security holes to your local machine. Having said that, you just need to ensure that as well as listening … Read more
Trying to install wordpress locally with mamp, but have unsupported php version
You should check out C:\wamp\logs and find the PHP logs, it will probably tell you what is happening. I’m guessing PHP will have exhausted its memory on something.
The local web server being slow is something that bugs me as well. Some tips might help: I think it is all about the database. Check that you connect to the correct MySQL port (8889 is default). Even though 3306 (MySQL default) might work, changing to the “correct” gave me a boost. In addition, you … Read more