I do have the same problem when I am using Cloudflare SSL.Just make redirection to https for all pages using CloudFlare dashboard and then install Really Simple SSL and check only “Auto Replace mixed content”. Hope this may solve your problem. If else try deleting .htaccess file.
Login to your WordPress Dashboard and Click Settings > Permalinks. Under Common Settings, Select Custom Structure and in the text field enter /%postname%/ Click Save Changes The second step is creating an .htaccess file which is then uploaded into the root location of the WordPress site. The .htaccess file will contain the below rules: RewriteEngine … Read more
WPMU Ldap Authentication was causing the incorrect URL issue. Disabling the plugin allowed users/sites to be created correctly. This site has a fix for the plugin that allows it to run properly in WP 3.5.2: http://www.fotan.net/wpmu-ldap-plugin-fixes/
Use this code and check<a href=”‘. get_permalink(‘dashboard’) .’?dashboard=myprofile” class=”wpum-profile-account-edit”>’. __(‘ (Edit Account)’, ‘wpum’) .'</a>. In get_permalink() function you can only pass the post ids or page titles to get the page url but you have added additional parameters with that so it was not getting the correct url. So I have edited the code to … Read more
Here you go, https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/ this plugin will come to rescue. I have migrated/transferred over 100s of WP websites with this superb plugin without having any problem. It easy, secure and helps in productivity. It will change all the urls which is necessary to be changed during migration, so after migration you don’t have to manually … Read more
What is original link? var_dump( get_option(‘siteurl’) ); If I am interpreting code right then for http protocol argument action is to not change the link. So if you have set up URL to be secure by default then function doesn’t override that.
Nevermind, i actually accidentally didnt put back the url in nginx config file so i only had the new url. I wonder why i got a DB error instead of my generic “Nothing to see here” page
Directly answering your question, you should be able use the function admin_url() to get the base URL for the admin folder, and ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin’ to get the local file path to that folder. Certainly, the WordPress code itself doesn’t expect the admin folder to be named anything different. However, you should be able to … Read more
In order for the site to be publicly accessible you need to host the site on a server that is publicly accessible. Your local MAMP server is almost certainly not public. There are hacks and workarounds that would let you host the site from there, but don’t. Lease a server and install your site there. … Read more
Remove blog slug from WPMU?