It’s quite difficult to keep data from a dev version in sync with data on the production site. But for an initial deployment, you are correct that it requires changes to wp-config.php and the database. Install WordPress on your dev machine, e.g. dev.example.com/blog/ Install WordPress on your production machine, preferably with the same folder structure … Read more
I think you’re basically recreating what the »JSON API Plugin« already does. It should work hands in hands with your Ruby App without a problem and server all your normal as well as CPT tasks.
This is not an “executable directory”. The x means something different for directories: The execute bit allows the affected user to enter the directory, and access files and directories inside Source Also the * doesn’t mean executable for directories hear as you might think if you’ve read that answer. Instead it is just a directory … Read more
Change the Site URL in Options Table. UPDATE `wp_options` SET `option_value` = ‘YOUR_SITE_URL’ WHERE `option_name` = ‘siteurl’ OR `option_name` = ‘home’; Also change the static URLs in your post content. UPDATE `wp_posts` SET `post_content` = REPLACE(post_content, ‘192.168.0.18/YOUR_LOCAL_SITE_URL/’, ‘YOUR_SITE_URL/’); Don’t forget to change the table prefix if its not ‘wp_’. Edit : Access PHPMyAdmin of your … Read more
I got a result after 4 hours of stupid try & error I’m unable to read values from source meta in the frontend. I assigned the variable from meta to a regular string attribute and it works. Easy Peasy. /** * BLOCK: bold-blocks * * Registering a basic block with Gutenberg. * Simple block, renders … Read more
I don’t think the database schema ever changes so drastically that the versions of wordpress on box 2 + 3 would be prevented from reading from the DB after you’ve updated on box 1, however it depends what version you are upgrading from. Why not set a similar environment locally and test upgrading site 1, … Read more
I would create a constant in the wp_config.php defining which Server you are on. So far so good, not really magic. The tricky part, as you mentioned is to get the cron running for sure, and not aborting if it’s accidentally the wrong server. Try the function like this: function my_cron_callback() { if ( MY_SERVER_SETUP … Read more
Solve cors problem using rest api or ajax
Is doing_wp_cron a necessary query string when scheduling cron.php as a cron job?
I’d check a few things Apache2 logs open a terminal Check error logs at tail -f /var/log/apache2/error_log Check access logs at tail -f /var/log/apache2/access_log WordPress Check .htaccess has correct rules for basic setup enable wp debugging to see if you can log further errors when the redirect happens this is how you enable WP logging … Read more