You can try to update the performance Setting of WordPress and see if it help. You can change it at Wordfence > Scan > Scan Options and Scheduling Over here in Performance Setting increase the numbers for following 2 options How much memory should Wordfence request when scanning Maximum execution time for each scan stage … Read more
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Whole website redirected to httpa but in dashboard settings still http
I think you just have the wrong URL. You want: https://underscores.me
Yes, Multisite is your best choice, you can share plugins, themes and users between websites if you want, also you can have some plugins, themes and users retricted to some sites only. Also you can have top domains for every site into the multisite.
The answer is yes but you may need to use a combination of access plugins and custom post types to represent the data that your users are going to enter. Start with researching custom post types in the WP codex and then research some of the developing plugins to help speed up the process in … Read more
You can use get_posts to get a list of posts, and then the WP_Post member variables to get and display the data that you need You van do something like this. You can refine it as you need <?php $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => -1); $posts= get_posts( $args ); if ($posts) { foreach ( $posts … Read more
AWS is good, but a bit hard to understand if you’ve never set up a server. You should take a look at http://rackspace.com for their cloud server package. It’s about $25 USD/month for a decent server. They also have a control panel for load balancing setup. I’ve hosted a bunch of WP sites on my … Read more
A quick Google on that error garners two results: this question, and an indexed error response from a script named venue_admin_api.php. Is that your website? Or are you using the same library? Regardless, somewhere in your codebase (ignoring WP core), that error exists – find it, & post the surrounding code, otherwise I can’t see … Read more
The WordPress JSON API plugin may be of use to you, which lets you access the WordPress tables via a RESTful API. You can also add your own custom controllers.