Staging only for Theme Files and Changes
Staging only for Theme Files and Changes
staging
How to run subversion and staging environments when running WordPress
How to run subversion and staging environments when running WordPress
Setup 3 Sites To Connect To 1 Database and Share Data
To elaborate on my suggestion, here is some working code: // hook in before theme is loaded add_action(‘plugins_loaded’,’custom_maybe_switch_themes’); function custom_maybe_switch_themes() { if (!is_user_logged_in()) {return;} if (!current_user_can(‘manage_options’)) {return;} // check for query request eg. ?usertheme=theme-slug if (isset($_REQUEST[‘usertheme’])) { // sanitize request $usertheme = strtolower(sanitize_title($_REQUEST[‘usertheme’])); global $current_user; $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); // maybe reset user meta stylesheet if … Read more
Localhost to Staging to Development Dynamic WP-CONFIG
Localhost to Staging to Development Dynamic WP-CONFIG
Migrating hosts, 500 errors and plugin issues
Migrating hosts, 500 errors and plugin issues
best way to make a WordPresss multisite that is secure but at the same time supporting my plugin development efforts
best way to make a WordPresss multisite that is secure but at the same time supporting my plugin development efforts
Published site reverts without changes to theme
Published site reverts without changes to theme
WordPress & WooCommerce: Localhost, Staging and production environments and how to sync them without losing data
I recommend to work with fixtures on localhost and development environments. Fixtures definition from Symfony documentation: Fixtures are used to load a “fake” set of data into a database that can then be used for testing or to help give you some interesting data while you’re developing your application. To work with fixtures on WordPress … Read more
WordPress Staging Site
I fear that there does not exist an answer that is going to make you happy. There is no (easy/good) solution for this problem. In most cases, the production (staging) environment does only touch the code (FTP-files) of a WordPress website, while the live version makes changes to the database (e.g. adding content to it). … Read more
htaccess, site and staging in subdirectories
Assuming the /wp2 subdirectory containing the staging site has its own WordPress .htaccess file (with the standard WordPress front-controller, see below). Then the .htaccess in the document root should contain something like the the following, above any existing directives, to rewrite all requests to the wp2 subdomain to the /wp2 subdirectory: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} … Read more