What is a good way to test that plugin upgrades have completed properly?
What is a good way to test that plugin upgrades have completed properly?
What is a good way to test that plugin upgrades have completed properly?
Unit Test ignores stubbed method second time around in a dataProvider
http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory#Using_a_pre-existing_subdirectory_install You have to COPY the index.php ot to the root and edit it to add the sub dir path.
Although I usually use a similar approach, I suggest you give sqlyog a try if you are in need of a professional solution that can quickly deploy mysql databases: https://www.webyog.com/ For content, use rsync, which is the fastest way to synchronize local and online. Hope it helps. Good luck.
You may not have the xdebug PHP extension enabled. When I run the tests without xdebug enabled on PHPUnit 4.8.26, I get this message: Warning: The Xdebug extension is not loaded No code coverage will be generated. It looks like VVV comes with xdebug though, so it is probably enabled by default. But perhaps you … Read more
Try these options for move site into sub folder 1.You can create sub domain and then copy all your files into your sub domain directory. for database use DB migrate plugin and set your database. 2. Other way is just create folder and copy all files into new folder and , from admin update site … Read more
How to test if in dashboard, bypassing Ajax quirk
Ultimately, Google Adsense is just a script that you insert somewhere in your html. If your theme is well widgetized, there are plenty of places where you could insert the script using the default text widget. To hide/show the widget on specific pages you could use a visibility widget (plenty of choice) that lets you … Read more
I’ve used several popular plugins on my multisite without problems. The only issue I had was when I found that a plugin wasn’t working on a sub-site like I thought it should. Turns out that was my fault – the plugin wasn’t activated/enabled on that sub-site. Doh! But it all depends on how the plugin … Read more
Go to Admin Panel > Settings > General and replace localhost with your ip-address for WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL). Or go to wp-config.php and add define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://192.168.0.16′); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://192.168.0.16′); And when you access to from other device you should go 192.168.0.16/directoryOfWordpress