I think what you are looking for is Jmeter’s Access Log Sampler: https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#Access_Log_Sampler You can use that to replay your Apache logs at various volumes and concurrences.
Deleted products from woocommerce are still in the database
The configuration is stored in the database. Without the old database, it is expected that WordPress thinks that its a new installation. Don’t worry about it. Once you have migrated your old database properly, things will run as normal
You can create a new instance of the wpdb object. It is explained in many posts like this one: Using wpdb to connect to a separate database
This works: $WhoIsUser = get_users( array( ‘meta_key’ => ‘deviceid’, ‘meta_value’ => ‘45545’ ) ); This returns the whole row for that user from the users table. If you print_r it out like so: echo ‘<pre>’ echo print_r($WhoIsUser, TRUE); echo ‘</pre>’ you get: Array ( [0] => WP_User Object ( [data] => stdClass Object ( [ID] … Read more
That is not an accepted SQL syntax per the MySQL manual. You must INSERT INTO MyGuests (firstname, lastname, email) VALUES (‘John’, ‘Doe’, ‘[email protected]’) But, and this is an expansion well beyond the scope of your question, if you have an array of this information, you could iterate over the whole thing to build your SQL … Read more
I figured it out! Pretty simple actually.. You can replace post_date_gmt with ID depending on your needs. post_author != 1 will prevent the admin’s post from being deleted, so the menu links and pages will stay intact 🙂 function deleteOldestPost(){ global $wpdb; $prefix = $wpdb->prefix; $wpdb->query(“DELETE FROM “.$prefix.”posts where post_author != 1 order by post_date_gmt … Read more
You can use a combination of caching plugin and appropriately coded themes and plugins to cache query results and speed things up. Yes, eventually if you are running many queries, a site can get bogged down. This typically happens when query-intensive themes or plugins are used. To start investigating your own site’s queries, there are … Read more
No need to use []… just use simple single quotations (also no quotations does the job): $sql =” SELECT … WHERE wp_users.`ID` = ‘$userID'”; OR $sql =” SELECT … WHERE wp_users.`ID` = $userID”;
They’re from wordpress.org/plugins/guest-author. The keys suggested they were from a guest author plugin, so I searched Google for guest author plugins, opened the first result, browsed the code, and found that it uses those keys.