If you just wanted to just change the filename you would have both myPlugin.php and myplugin.php in the plugin and then update the option active_plugins in the database to the new name. Once all of the users have updated you can remove myPlugin.php. But you want to rename both the folder and filename. I would … Read more
This depends on your business model. If your theme is free (or freemium, meaning people can download for free but unlock features when they pay you), you should post it into the wordpress.org repository. There’s a whole lot of rules you must stick to, which you can read about here. The upside of being in … Read more
What is inside your version.php file? File: /wp-includes/version.php 1: <?php 2: /** 3: * The WordPress version string 4: * 5: * @global string $wp_version 6: */ 7: $wp_version = ‘4.7.1’; You can play with that number and test. You can try to install the latest version of WP Cli and test. You may update … Read more
There’s a question and an answer regarding WP (auto) updates here, How To/What triggers a WordPress auto update? The answer also has a link to a blog post on how to force WordPress auto-update. Code snippet posted on the referenced blog, <?php // request-update.php require( dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/wp-load.php’ ); wp_maybe_auto_update(); ?> and php ./request-update.php Perhaps … Read more
I don’t have a definitive answer for you, but I had a quick look at some of the upgrade code and noticed that a very old upgrade function rewrites the post_name using the sanitize_title function, and that calls sanitize_title_with_dashes, and that contains this bit of code: if ( seems_utf8( $title ) ) { if ( … Read more
The error is caused because of the ‘Revolution Slider’ plugin. The function create_function is outdated and shall be updated with the latest version. Simply put – Update the Revolution Slider plugin through CPanel or FTP. It shall mostly solve the problem immediately. Then you can try to see whether you are able to access the … Read more
What comes to my mind is that You should check Your wp-settings.php file, as it should include wp-includes/blocks.php file where “register_block_type_from_metadata” function is defined check that file for this line of code: require ABSPATH . WPINC . ‘/blocks.php’; if its not there, then Your wordpress installation could have been either hacked or interupted while updating … Read more
As far as display goes, the admin code does this in several ways. Via the ‘message’ class for stuff that shows once at the top of the content area. On the left nav menu, either on the Plugins tab or up where it says Dashboard. And in the list of themes (or plugins). Items 2 … Read more
Try like this: <script type=”text/javascript”> tinymce.init({ selector: “textarea”, toolbar: “mybutton”, setup: function(editor) { editor.addButton(‘mybutton’, { type: ‘splitbutton’, text: ‘My button’, icon: false, onclick: function() { editor.insertContent(‘Main button’); }, menu: [ {text: ‘Menu item 1’, onclick: function() { tinyMCE.activeEditor.execCommand(“myPopup”, false, { title: ‘Divider’, identifier: ‘divider’ })}}, {text: ‘Menu item 2’, onclick: function() {editor.insertContent(‘Menu item 2’);}} ] … Read more
Basically in “common” WordPress setup you have two things inside the folder that aren’t part of the core itself: content folder and wp-config.php configuration file. So you are on completely right path: You configure content folder to be elsewhere, outside of core folder You place wp-config.php one directory level above the core folder (WP will … Read more