how to make a cronjob run, when user needs to be logged in
how to make a cronjob run, when user needs to be logged in
how to make a cronjob run, when user needs to be logged in
You should first run the installer for WordPress which will generate a wp-config.php in your var>www>html>yrc>wp. You can do it manually as well by copying the wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php, do it only if you have understanding of what this file should contain. To run the installer in your local host simply use the URL http://localhost/yrs/wp, … Read more
Ok, I was doing a mistake and glad that I found it! I was using admin_menu hook when it should be admin_init. So the only change I had to make was: add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘restrict_admin_access_by_role’, 999); https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27137866/what-wordpress-hook-fires-first-admin-init-or-admin-menu Hope this would help somebody like me as well!
This works with MAMP Go to your htdocs folder and put all those files in a folder (name of folder will be what comes after the /). Reinstall wordpress and put all its components in another folder in htdocs. Then when opening your site you should get an index of both sites.
I have partially fixed the problem by writing a plugin where I generate a shortcode that I can use to progammatically after membership if user is logged in. function wp_add_missing_membership ( $user_id, $plan_id ) { if ( ! function_exists( ‘wc_memberships’ ) ) { return; } $args = array( // Enter the ID (post ID) of … Read more
Your code, which I assume is in a function, should pass variables needed from the current blog. So, assuming that your code in your question is called by somefunction(), change that to pass along variables from the current blog, as in // variables from the current blog $current_blog_1 = “some value” $current_blog_2 = “another value” … Read more
wp multisite domain don’t work
Did you change the settings in Settings, General to the new domain http://www.example.com ? added Other things to check are if your nameservers for your domain are correct, according to your hosting requirements. And note that nameserver changes might take a while to propagate (become valid) for some locations. Also, check your browser cache. Or … Read more
WordPress Multisite header img src is lost from staging to production
So just to clarify, you’ve already setup the multisite by following: https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network And the multisite is working and you can create subdomains. But you want your current site to be a subdomain? If so, I think the best way to do this will be to create the new sub site first, then use a cloning/migration … Read more