WordPress Doesn’t Save Changes [closed]
WordPress Doesn’t Save Changes [closed]
WordPress Doesn’t Save Changes [closed]
Here are the steps I do when I copy a WordPress site (old/new version, live or local). Download all the wp-content/ directory and replace the files (nothing else) Rename the wp-config-sample.php in wp-config.php and adapt the environments variables to your new environment (database name, database user, database password…) Download the database’s content as a .sql … Read more
It turns out that the what I thought to be incomplete tags was actually just the short form of the delimiter (as you can notice, I’m not very familiar with PHP and WordPress). Instead of editing every single file and appending php to every <? tag, the solution could not be easier: Apache > PHP … Read more
After weeks of trial and error I have the solution. Start Over! Delete Mamp. Re-download it and wordpress and follow this link enter link description here to the letter. It took me several tries but I got it working. I then made a packet with duplicator pro and pasted both the archive and installation.php file … Read more
Most likely, there are two php.ini files, one for the local server and one for the site. You can change the site’s upload_max_filesize to whatever you want, if the server’s php-settings say it’s 2 MB, that’s it. So, find the php.ini file of your server install and change the value. Then reboot.
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
Please read this official article from WordPress. Some from there: Before resorting to desperate measures, there are a number of reasons for the WordPress white screen of death: 1. A Plugin is causing compatibility issues. 2. Your Theme may be causing the problem. 3. Your Theme directory may be missing or renamed.
Have you consider using migration plugin like All in one wp migration – https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/ It takes care of everything out of the box.
You can transfer the theme by going in the main WordPress folder /wp-content/themes/your theme. Copy that to the same location on the other Mac. Now you’d have to export the databaseor create another one on the other Mac and export all the files using the WordPress Backend. Go to Tools – Export and import the … Read more
I wasn’t thorough enough initially. Old wp-config.php files were found in my downloads folder. It looked like these files came from the zip file Duplicator created when copying my live site. These files contained config information to my live site database. After deleting them, the problem has gone away.