The issue was not persistent between multiple installations because there were multiple themes in use. The themes were creating the title tag in different ways. Changed plugin based solution to inserting conditional banner content (and later a contextual feedback form) in wp_footer which is working regardless of theme (so far 😉)
In short, (and as I said in the comments) in your function declaration, the $depth parameter should be defined as $depth = 0. And that’s because the original function (or class method) made it optional by setting a default value, so you should also do the same: function start_lvl( &$output, $depth = 0, $args = … Read more
It probably is a host issue. Assuming that you’re relatively stock WordPress, the queries shouldn’t be so inefficient that they’re causing timeouts. When it says a “remote mysql database”, does that mean a remote database server with the same hosting company, or does it mean you’re using a database server that’s physically located somewhere else? … Read more
You can… Learn about file permission (on wordpress) Install WordPress Firewall plugin (version 2 for 3+ versions) (this dissalow access to any folder or file indirectly) Hide Your WordPress Version Try to update plugins & Wp install Login Lockdown Plugin (this stops any brute force attemts) Verify that your theme doesnt show “publish by $username” … Read more
The database still has the domain as the URL to use so it will always redirect you to the old server. The best solution is to change your hosts file. 123.456.789.0 yourdomain.com By using the NEW IP address you are forcing your computer to use the new server when going to yourdomain.com. That way you … Read more
I am assuming that you have both the Linux site and the (old) Windows site using the same database, and I am also assuming that the Linux server is operating currently on a numeric IP only until the migration. If that is the case, you do not want to alter the database at all– not … Read more
The warning is regarding the following part of your code: __( ). In WP __ is actually a function for translation purposes. From a short look in the manual, we can see that the __() function usage is: <?php $translated_text = __( $text, $domain ); ?> And that the $text parameter is required. $text (string) … Read more
No, it is not safe as it means that any security breach might end up in your code being changed. Alternatives: There is nothing wrong in using SFTP to upload changed plugins. If it is something that might take long time, you can manually put wordpress into maintenance mode by adding a file named .maintenance … Read more
In short, the server shows 13h (correct in current time in São Paulo DST), but PHP shows15h and WordPress shows 12h. This is intentional, and needs additional clarification, but to expand you have: The server local time UTC timestamps Localised WP time These needs to be separate, e.g. if I host a Japanese website on … Read more
Obviously this question is a little squishy, as YMMV, but I’ve run several WP sites using W3TC and similar plugins to yours on 32M, and haven’t had an issue. That being said, when are you typically running into issues? Is it on post submission? On gallery operations? Looking for a pattern there could be helpful. … Read more