This is a very late response but hopefully, this helps someone. As Narek had mentioned, you normally want to use the WordPress Importer. Do keep in mind many people run into exhausted PHP memory issues on larger exports. I know you had mentioned 10,000 assets in the media library. You may increase the memory limit … Read more
Thank you for your help. I did it another way. I believe it won’t overload in the future when there will be more users. I will try to explain it, but if anyone will need help with the code I’m willing to help. In the “send_message.php” file, after database insert, I added a piece of … Read more
For the WordPress side of things, to manually audit a WordPress’s sites speed on a server, to accurately identify the lagging culprit, I would 1) See if a basic php script is slow make a test.php file with <?php for ($i = 1; $i != 300; $i++) { echo “{$i}<br />”; } ?> If that … Read more
UPDATE wp_postmeta SET post_id = 6219 WHERE post_id = 4319
I was able to get a working connection using the following code: function test_connect_to_db() { $servername=”thedatabase.0000000000.location-1.rds.amazonaws.com”; $username=”username”; $password = ‘password’; $dbname=”database”; // Create connection $conn = new mysqli( $servername, $username, $password, $dbname ); // Check connection if ( $conn->connect_error ) { die( ‘Connection failed: ‘ . $conn->connect_error ); } $sql=”SELECT id, firstname, lastname FROM table”; … Read more
For some reason the dismissed pointers are just stored as a comma separated list. Not even a serialised array. So the way to remove an item from it would be to get the value, turn it into an array, remove the desired element, put back together, and save: // Get the dismissed pointers as saved … Read more
You’re inserting a float into market_cap, which is of bigint type. Doesn’t seem to be the thing that would cause the issue in this case, but you might want to use intval() instead of floatval() or change the field to one that’ll handle a float.
You don’t need to write your own queries, just use wordpress functions. For instance, to get post by id; use get_post <form method=”POST”> <select name=”post_ID”> <option value=”21″>21</option> <option value=”22″>22</option> </select> <input type=”submit” value=”Get Selected Value” /> </form> <?php $post_id = $_POST[‘post_ID’]; if ( is_int( $post_id ) && !empty ($post_id ) ){ $post = get_post( $post_id … Read more
XAMPP is not a virtual machine, it’s a local server, and is excellent for local WP development, however attempting to use WP-CLI takes some more steps, detailed here: https://lmilosis.wordpress.com/2017/11/26/19/
The problem is that your images reside in /wp-content/uploads/ and without this folder, everything will be restored except images and some files you have previously uploaded to the Media Library. The plugin(s) and the theme you used could be installed (uploaded and activated) again. To backup a WordPress websites you only need to backup the … Read more