Merely pointing a domain at your site isn’t enough to make things work. What’s happening here: You have WordPress configured on the .com Traffic from the .ir domain is pointing at the same server WordPress doesn’t realize they’re the same thing and instead assumes you’re trying to set up a new blog on a multisite … Read more
In order to use wp_count_posts() as you would on a single site, pass the blog id into the switch_to_blog() function before calling wp_count_posts(). Example: function wpse_get_post_count( $blog_id ){ switch_to_blog( $blog_id ); $post_count = wp_count_posts(); restore_current_blog(); return $post_count; } Ensure restore_current_blog() is used after every switch_to_blog() or you will risk difficulties mentioned in the notes section … Read more
wp_get_attachment_image_src() function returns an array that’s why your code isn’t working. Try the following code. <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/295180/<?php echo esc_url( home_url(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) ); ?>” rel=”home”> <?php if ( get_theme_mod( ‘bwpy_logo2’ ) ) : $img_data = wp_get_attachment_image_src( absint( get_theme_mod( ‘bwpy_logo2’ ) ) ); $img_url = isset( $img_data[0] ) ? $img_data[0] : ”; // Or you can try … Read more
There are two ways to setup a multisite network, using subdomains and using subdirectories. Your current setup is for subdirectories and to change the URLs the way you want them you‘ll need to change the setup to use subdomains. This is a great article explaining the difference between those two setups and how to change … Read more
Instead of relying on switch_to_blog or reaching into the site from the root blog/elsewhere, consider instead using a queue/job system. This way you don’t limit the max number of sites you can have based on how many sites PHP can get through before the time execution limit. In order to do this, you’re going to … Read more
Ahmad, a shortcode needs to return the html, not echo it directly like a widget does. Shortcodes work because wordpress replaces the [shortcode] with the text returned by the shortcode function. So change the code to something like: $html=”<h3>Tulisan terbaru website kebudayaan…</h3>”.date(‘j F Y’); $blogs = get_last_updated(); $html .='<table class=”widefat” cellspacing=”0″>’; foreach ($blogs AS $blog) … Read more
Welcome to WordPress! I think I understand what you are trying to do. I haven’t seen a plugin that will do this. Ideally, this is what WordPress does natively. If you carefully pick the two themes that you want your user to be able to use, and then set up each one through the customizer, … Read more
It seems from your example that the key parts of the URL structure are staying the same. 2016/5/document.pdf That means you could use a plugin like ‘Better Search Replace’ (https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/better-search-replace/). Simply choose to replace: www.example.com/files/ with www.example.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/#/
Now here is how you can disable it in WordPress Multi-sites: Login to Dashboard Go to Network Admin Go to Sites tab Click on Edit link for particular site. Toggle to 4 tab under it – Settings Look for “Uploads Use Yearmonth Folders” Change the value in text field from 1 to 0 Save the … Read more
No, there is no inherent security flaw in $wpdb, or using it within a shortcode. However, you can introduce vulnerabilities if you aren’t careful how you use it. There are primarily two issues that you should be thinking about. The first is escaping. You need to make sure that any potentially user-controlled values are escaped … Read more