WordPress not updated correctly
WordPress not updated correctly
WordPress not updated correctly
Getting 404 pages when upgrading from 3.5.2 to 4.1.1
One Click method should be fine unless you’re getting an error or you know you have some sort of customization in place that would require you to manually update in order not to overwrite certain files, or something. I think you’d know if you need to do it manually. Just backup your database and files … Read more
Delete the folder that contains the Genesis theme and you will be able to log into your site. Also – before restoring your theme change your permalinks to standard. That will rewrite your .htaccess file to make sure it works with WordPress. Then, once you reinstall Genesis, you should be able to restore your permalinks … Read more
To update a user’s role, here’s a sample code. $user_id = get_current_user_id(); $user = new WP_User( $user_id ); $user->set_role( ‘my_new_role’ ); Hope that helps
Try to clear all the cookies and try reloading the page and logging again. Hope that will work
The above code has some mirror errors, and I find I can do the following to solve the problem. I have a step by step look of the submit progress, and I find that we can put the infomation in a section callback and add all the need to be updated stuffs after this section, … Read more
Thanks to helpful prodding from TheDeadMedic, I see my problem is caused by my own application environment, which I failed to provide in the question because I didn’t think it was relevant. Sorry about that! I usually do briefly describe the environment when posting a question, but it has never been relevant before, so I … Read more
Site showing version 4.1.16 as latest version
What the OP is asking for (IMHO) is a safe way to check for a hacked site without accessing the site, because OP is worried about putting the OP’s system in a possible compromise. My thought: download all of the files from the site to a local folder. Look at the local files for anything … Read more