Saving Permalinks Results in 403 MAMP (Windows)
While not really a an answer when it comes to MAMP’s problem on Windows. Installing WAMP and running WordPress there instead fixed this issue.
While not really a an answer when it comes to MAMP’s problem on Windows. Installing WAMP and running WordPress there instead fixed this issue.
This turned out to be a permissions issue. It seems that in order for ‘./your_filename.php’ to work, the user PHP is running as needs to have ‘List folder contents’ permissions on the folder – even though the file is directly specified. In the end, the full solution involved turning Fast CGI impersonation off, getting PHP … Read more
Turn off your cache, and the variables should work as expected. Caching saves copies of your output and doesn’t execute the code every time the page loads. As a result, server variables might contain information form a past page load as opposed to a current page load.
Did you change http://localhost to http://yoursite.com in your .sql file Also ,check your client website database in phpmyadmin ,upload .sql file to it and also make sure your localhost databse have same prefix as your client ,generally it is wp_ but if different change it . connect to your client website through FTP and upload … Read more
remove the brackets from your name=”checked” It should just be <input type=”checkbox” name=”checked” value=”<?php echo $path; ?>”> Which would only return one value, so you cant do a foreach loop on one value. You need multiple input fields and then put those values into an array to use in the foreach loop
Try to create .user.ini file in root and put below code upload_max_filesize = 500M post_max_size = 256M memory_limit = 500M max_execution_time = 300 max_input_vars = 500M Try and let me know if any query. Hope it will help!
Typically, the plugin folder only needs to be writable by your user account, but this could potentially vary depending on what user your web server is running as. For example, most of my installs have the plugins folder set to 755, but this is because Apache is running as the same user as the owner … Read more
1) Try WordPress › WPDB Profiling « WordPress Plugins to see what is running all the queries. 2) Clearing post and page revisions will greatly reduce the size of a WP database – up to 90% in some cases – with a huge return in speed and lower server load. Run as SQL query in … Read more
I do not believe there are any plugins specifically catered to cPanel, however there are a few plugins which will allow you to add an iFrame to your admin pages. I have not used any of these, and agree with the other commenter (Chip) who mentioned that it may pose a security risk. With that … Read more
I am pretty sure this is down to your site running PHP4. I suspect that your server has both PHP5 and PHP4 installed and happens to running PHP4 on this site. You can verify this by uploading a file version.php to your web root folder containing the following PHP command <?php echo phpversion(); ?> Regards … Read more