There are two components to a web site: files and data. Files WP tends to use simplistic directory structure with all of the files in web root. Getting files in place is a matter of unpacking them to a new location. Data Data is a little more tricky. Typically it would be a dump of … Read more
Activating theme in local MAMP installation results in HTTP ERROR 500
Although there’s no sign of any support currently for named pipes in WordPress, Ticket #32798 on the WordPress Trac added functionality for using named pipes under Windows. However, because it awaits review, it is not currently part of the WordPress Software, nor is it supported.
Since you have developed custom theme, just zip your theme folder. Now login to your client WordPress site,From dashboard menu select Appearance->themes -> click to add new-> click upload theme. now upload your zip theme folder and active the theme.
I have the same linux version as you and it sounds like the same lamp, My files I go to computer so: /var/www/html Go to this and check if the folder is there, it should be
Use the wordpress database, without any modifications. If your current database is too big, you can try to export / import users.
your .htaccess likely wasn’t inited. You can go into your settings/permalinks and hit save and this will flush the settings for you and it should work.
You need to set the permissions locally in a UNIX environment: sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /usr/share/wordpress Also perhaps: chown -R nobody:nobody /path/to/wordpress Also try setting the FTP creds in the wp-config.php file: define( ‘FTP_USER’, ‘username’ ); define( ‘FTP_PASS’, ‘password’ ); define( ‘FTP_HOST’, ‘ftp.example.org:21’ ); Use “admin” or “root” for user and leave the password blank.
I think you need to set up – Implements a proxy/gateway for Apache: https://gist.github.com/ralphcrisostomo/4036231 More explanation here: https://rada.neocities.org/xampp-windows-proxy-server.html
Did you check if the table prefixe in wp-config is same as per your database.. To check the table prefix of your database go to phpmyadmin. Click on your database and expand it If you notice in following image , you will find out that all the table have prefix “wp_” .. so that means … Read more