I had same issue today on my new server. After a while i realize that zip/unzip is not active in my apache/php . When i recompile my apache with zip extension , problem solved.
The steps to take would be: 1 – Extract files 2 – Create DB and import 3 – modify wp-config.php for database name and user credentials if changed Do not modify db tables to change the site url as they are serialized and this will create more issues than you want to deal with. 4 … Read more
Unfortunately, when changing the URL of your site with WordPress, you also need to do a pretty big find/replace job in the database: this is because any links or images (and probably a number of other things too) added to posts have absolute (http://localhost:8888/wp-content/uploads/etc.) rather than relative links (/wp-content/uploads/etc.). Thus, all your images embedded in … Read more
1) Make sure the wp-config.php doesn’t have multisite reference settings such as define(“DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE”, “somesite.com” );. If it does, delete these settings 2) If you have updated siteurl and home settings in the *_options table to use local settings and it still doesn’t work, then 3) Delete all themes but a basic one (twentytwelve, twentythirteen,…) and … Read more
You can create a local server with the installing linux and then you can add your project to that server so that all your team member which are connected with same network are can view the site. When you install Apache or IIS or any other web server application (in your case WAMP), your computer … Read more
There are a bunch of different ways you can approach this. Modify your existing LAMP installation — Using your existing LAMP stack in /var/www/html (I assume you are on a Mac?) you could use Virtual Hosts in your Apache config files to configure multiple sites, each in their own subdirectory. Typically this also requires you to … Read more
WordPress will try to redirect you to the canonical URL for the site, as set in the database during the initial install. But you can override it in the wp-config.php file by setting the WP_HOME constant: http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Blog_address_.28URL.29 If WP is installed in a subdirectory, you might also need to set WP_SITEURL.
When you say moved WordPress, what do you mean exactly, Did you copy your entire WordPress installation from your localhost to your remote server without installing WordPress first on your destination host? Did you export your SQL database from localhost then import it to your remote server? Did you install WordPress on your remote server … Read more
Ok, based on that, I’m almost positive that you need to re-enable permalinks for your site. You are probably missing your .htaccess file or it is missing WordPress’s rewrite rules. Go to your admin and find Settings > Permalinks. Select an option, and click “Save Changes” twice (there is a quirk that this avoids). This … Read more
Maybe your case was different from mine, but I want to share with you how I fixed this issue, hoping will be useful for other people. In my case the issue was caused by All In One WordPress Security Plugin (AIOWS), due to “IP RETRIEVAL SETTINGS” configuration. My site is hosted on AWS, via Elastic … Read more