Cannot Upload Custom Header Image into WordPress Dashboard
Please Give the permission to Folder uploads to 755 and its subfolders.
Please Give the permission to Folder uploads to 755 and its subfolders.
Instead of exporting raw SQL, instead us eth eWordPress exporter and import them that way. This way any media attachments, taxonomy terms, and post meta are all included, and all URLs are adjusted too
Why don’t you just use a custom hierarchical taxonomy where countries are children of parent region terms? Seems more suitable and natural to me.
Probably some code on your site caches the result of an expensive operation. When the page is cached by W3TC, if on the very same page generation, cache was being regenerated, you will see the actual queries that operation requires. After that, queries are like the usual page load ones. Don’t worry about it until … Read more
WordPress only uses the tables it creates upon installation. Technically WP wouldn’t have a problem with removing tables that are not in the created tables. However, messing with the tables in the mysql database is not necessarily the best for MySQL itself. Also, if you are trying to optimize MySQL by removing tables and databases, … Read more
You can also use the import/export tools available from wordpress itself. Maybe try a clean install and import your data from there. It will be a better and more clean migration. Your import/export Tools will be in Admin->Tools. If you are looking to import a MySQL database from a MySQL dump, (filename.sql), you can do … Read more
When in multisite, the wpdb prefix is always the prefix required to access the tables for the current site. This includes the site ID so this should work: $wpdb->get_results($wpdb->prepare(“SELECT * FROM “.$wpdb->prefix.”options WHERE …..”)); There should be no difference at all when using multisite, just make your queries as if it were single site.
The easiest way would be to create a page template. You would assign all 50 pages to your page template, giving each page it’s own title. Any content you want to be different on each page could be put into the page itself. Anything that you want duplicated on all of the pages, keep in … Read more
this: $temp_array = array(‘status’, ‘0’); should be $temp_array = array(‘status’ => ‘0’);
To get a specific post in WordPress, you can use the get_post() function and get_the_category() to get the categories associated with it. You can then use the code found in this answer to dump the SQL queries used. <?php $post_ID = 7; $the_post = get_post( $post_ID ); $the_category = get_the_category( $post_ID );