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
There is a plugin called Audit Trail. It will pretty much log all actions for your wordpress backend such as page creation / deletion, post creation / deletion, logging in / logging out. You can find it here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/audit-trail/
yes, it because wordpress use the server address from database get_option(‘siteurl’) and get_option(‘home’), so if you access the wordpress from IP Address the assets (js and css) will still loaded from localhost/wp/ that mean from 127.0.0.1 not the 10.0.0.1 the simple way to get dynamic url for your wordpress is defining the site_url and home_url … Read more
If you have problem with: POST wp-admin/admin-ajax.php 500 in WP define( ‘WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘512M’ ); in wp-config.php max_input_vars = 6000 ; in php.ini and deactivate all plugins and active one by one until you see which plugin is causing problem. (Ps. have the great chance to be the Yoast SEO plugin the problem)
To make sure that the index.php will be loaded first add the following line to your .htaccess: DirectoryIndex index.php index.html This tells Apache to ignore an index.html if an index.php exists.
You need to add: Options +FollowSymLinks It’s often but not always enabled in most hosting environments. We have a server that has it off by default for PCI compliance.