You have destroyed a significant section of your database. Unless you have a backup you cannot get it back. What happened when you changed the varchar to an int was that every entry not recognized as an integer was converted to 0. You can see that in your screenshot. That is not reversible. Data was … Read more
are your content type is utf-8 like header(‘Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8’); otherwise you can check example from this link. https://ideone.com/MC0hou
Some things to check: Have you update the site URL in the wp_options table? Once you log-in to wp-admin change the permalink structure and click save – this makes the system refresh all the links. I personally always use MySQL Workbench to Export and Import data for MySQL databases as it makes life much easier.
Is there a specific reason you’re trying to do this outside of WordPress the normal way? If there is, you could do include(‘wp-load.php’) to access WordPress functions. But that would only be if you have to access WordPress externally. Normally your code would either go into your theme’s functions.php file, or you would add your … Read more
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After another search in WordPress codex I find the solution: Search Parameter Show posts based on a keyword search. s (string) – Search keyword. Show Posts based on a keyword search Display posts that match the search term “keyword”: $query = new WP_Query( array( ‘s’ => ‘keyword’ ) ); http://codex.wordpress.org/wp_query#Search_Parameter For my example: $resume_args = … Read more
You also need to change the home url (not only site url) and any other reference to the old domain in the database. To do that without breaking serialized data, you could use any of the tools receommended in the Codex’s article: “Moving WordPress” in the section “Changing Your Domain Name and URLs”.
I reviewed WordPress’ advice on phpMyAdmin and it seems I was adding one extra step which was causing the problem – ticking Add CREATE DATABASE / USE statement. Exporting without checking this box and results in SQL that imports without any problems.
I believe it is because you are trying to set object properties that are undefined. Your javascript should look like this var measrumentData = { profile_name:null, value_one:null, value_two:null }; // Grab our post meta value measrumentData.profile_name = $( ‘#savem #profile_name’ ).val(); measrumentData.value_one = $(‘ #savem #value1’).val(); measrumentData.value_two = $(‘ #savem #value2’).val(); or var measrumentData = … Read more
Variable scope – you need to globalise $wpdb before you can use it inside your function: function save_metaboxes() { global $wpdb; // Rest of your code }