Need functionality with all post list available at edit.php
Invalid Post Type might be shown,whenever you have a mistake(type or etc..) in ‘product’, ‘second_type_product’, ‘third_type_product’ . Ensure that you have correct words there.
Invalid Post Type might be shown,whenever you have a mistake(type or etc..) in ‘product’, ‘second_type_product’, ‘third_type_product’ . Ensure that you have correct words there.
The most typical reason is that your web server and WP CLI use different PHP runtimes. Then, for example, if you have Object Cache enabled web server might have proper access to it, but command line PHP might not. This can create various out of sync kinks, if I remember right WP CLI have added … Read more
A good idea might be to get a back up your old htaccess file and see if the issue still occurs. If it does, why not add the code from your existing file to the end of the wordpress file?
It could be that you’re missing the the body_class() in your theme: <body <?php body_class(); ?>> It should add the .custom-background as a body class: <body class=” … custom-background … ” >
rule of thumb, never do anything that results in DB write from the front end. Even better if you can create an admin page in which the operation is triggered (even if it just starts an AJAx based process). Your problem here is with hooking on an inappropriate hook. You hooked on init which means … Read more
I’ve noticed this once myself (can’t remember if it was the same plugin). The captcha sat there, but just submitting the form didn’t trigger an error and worked perfectly, logging me in. My #1 advise: use a plugin to rename wp-login.php to something else. It will effectively stop these bots (and delay an attacker that … Read more
What you can do is copy live DB, and deploy it to dev. Once you do that, start to disabling plugins one by one to see which one causes an error. If it doesn’t help – check where else you have code injections ( theme or drop-in or must use plugins). If it doesn’t help … Read more
WooCommerce styles the icon via this CSS file: woocommerce/assets/css/menu.css, and here’s the corresponding code (pretty-printed or actually, I copied it from woocommerce/assets/css/menu.scss): #adminmenu #toplevel_page_woocommerce .menu-icon-generic div.wp-menu-image::before { font-family: ‘WooCommerce’ !important; content: ‘\e03d’; } So you can change the font-family and the content (and other) properties to suit your custom icon. Below is an example of … Read more
OK, this is possible, but it will be a little bit tricky and I would recommend a lot of testing after deploying this solution. Disclaimer: I use base64_encode and base64_decode as cipher/decipher functions, but of course you can change them to whatever you like. First part (encoding before post is stored in DB) is pretty … Read more
Check for wp-config.php file. Find these two lines to your wp-config.php, and make sure “example.com” is the correct location of your site. define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); Also on the database, check for table wp_options, check these two option_name; siteurl and home.