get backup file from wordpress database in x days
get backup file from wordpress database in x days
get backup file from wordpress database in x days
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 }
To move a site from localhost i usually do the following: 1, Install adminer plugin on your localhost (lets you download the database file) 2, Use an FTP to upload all files 3, Change the php config files details to work on host 4, Open the mysql file saved from Adminer and then edit the … Read more
Take a back up before trying anything! 🙂 (I use the Duplicator plugin for that, if you don’t already have a solution. When you delete users in WordPress, it gives the option to attribute conent to another user. Would this suit your needs?
Try this: http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ The manual says:: DesktopServer comes with PHPMyAdmin which allows you to manage your MySQL databases. You can access this tool two ways. Open DesktopServer In the left bottom corner is a [ Sites ] button, click it. This will open a page in your default browser, at the top is a menu … Read more
Add following in WHERE condition of your SQL query. WHERE t1.meta_key = “<?php echo $wpdb->prefix; ?>capabilities” AND ( t1.meta_value LIKE ‘%ROLE_YOU_WANT_TO_FILTER%’) Let me know if it works for you or not.