Custom Fields after update to WordPress 6
In the top right corner, click on Options, from there click on Preferences. Now select Panels from the left side of the prefs window and you’ll find an option to toggle custom fields listed under Additional.
In the top right corner, click on Options, from there click on Preferences. Now select Panels from the left side of the prefs window and you’ll find an option to toggle custom fields listed under Additional.
Must-use (mu) plugins are loaded during the version update process, unlike ordinary plugins. Explanation here. So it’s possible to hook dbdelta_queries and the related filters from within a mu plugin. (Thanks to Sergey Biryukov for the answer.) But, some plugins use the same dbDelta() function as core update, so it’s possible to get queries for … Read more
I copied your code to one of my sites to test with ACF version 5.3.9.2. And it works for me I just had to make sure the field name and image size were correct. $size = get_field(‘slideshow_size’) ?: ‘Panoramic’; // Make sure this size exists, and usually is all lower case. $column_id[ $i ] = … Read more
Back up all your files and database And then install wp3.5 and activate each plugin one by one and see whether they are compaitable or not OR you can install a wp3.5 in any other subdomain(domain.yoursite.com) and then activate all those plugins and see if they are compaitable or not
In a nutshell that should be considerably straightforward, WP just couldn’t update itself in versions that far back. Codex has detailed instructions for upgrading from older versions, see Upgrading WordPress Extended. However overall it’s usual for manual update – backup, replace core files, go through upgrade dialogs.
A hint to the functions that I need to use. I’m not sure why you’ll want to mimic WP’s default behavior, but most of the update logic lies on wp-admin/update-core.php Check for do_core_upgrade().
I had this problem and the answer was found (a) in enabling ftp to write and (b) at least temporarily setting the directories to 777 although I think the latter permissions can be improved. I run vsftp with chroot’d users. After finding no mention in apache logs, setting the permissions to 777, changing ftp group … Read more
Your problem seems to be related with a misconfiguration of the temporary directory in PHP which is used for uploads and need to be writable when the sever downloads a WordPress, plugin or theme package. If you can not configure it at PHP level, you can define it also in wp-config.php file: define(‘WP_TEMP_DIR’, ABSPATH . … Read more
You’re confusing the self-hosted WordPress software (that Bluehost is hosting for you) and the WordPress.com service. They’re not the same thing. You can read about the differences here: https://en.support.wordpress.com/com-vs-org/
Disable your plugins via FTP, by renaming the plugins folder. I found MANY plugins cause a “white page” issue. Need to wait for upgraded plugins or WP fix.