I know this is late, and you might have found the answer already, but I suspect you’ll need to do a serialized search and replace on the DB. You can’t just change the WP domain name in wp-config.php. The database still has entries for the setup domain name, whatever that might be (localhost?). You can … Read more
Formatting wordpress debug messages
I would try using the Query Monitor plugin This will help you troubleshoot your problem by showing you the db query’s, hooks, actions, and filters for the active page.
I am pretty sure that what you are looking at are post revisions. The posts with status “expired” are the primary post. The ones with “inherit” are revisions or autosave. Look at the post_name column and you should see a pattern like **-autosave-** or **-autosave-**, and then look at the post_parent column and your “expired” … Read more
You are redirecting the entire domain hence breaking the site, because whole website is getting redirected to a part causing a broken website. So instead of using .htaccess just create an index.html file in your root and do a simple Meta Refresh Or Use this more detailed explanation to do the same using php
I was having a similar problem recently. It turned out it was due to a code injection in the /wp-includes/nav-menus.php file. There was a Base64 malware code injected that was causing my .htacess file to chmod itself to 444. Something called some kind of darkleech malware. See this link for more, maybe it’s what’s happening … Read more
Take a look at wp localize script. It’ll allow you to encode your url into a separate javascript object before your script is loaded. get_template_directory retrieves the absolute path to the directory of the current theme. Use it in case your WP install directory is different than your local development. The theme directory can also … Read more
On your current website add Duplicator(a free plugin) and create a new package, that you can use in the new environment. It will give you several options on Storage, Archiving and Installer script.
For the url to the root of the WordPress installation you can use: <?php echo site_url(); ?> see: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/site_url Edit: please check your url settings in the general WordPress settings.
So turns out that on Safari and Firefox, the page would refresh before the email got sent out. As a workaround I just created another button that the user has to click on before clicking on the actual button that updates their profile information. The click event handler on that first button is being used … Read more