This by no means will be a definitive answer, but I had some tips that were longer than the comments would allow. That high max execution time concerns me. The root of your problem probably has nothing to do with the number of connections to the DB and more to do with the amount of … Read more
The old site was based on php and there are lot of pages which are indexed, since we are keeping same urls in new wp sites but without .php extension at the end… Assuming your “old site” .php documents no longer exist (they shouldn’t) then your current rule block to remove the .php extension would … Read more
For anyone who is interested, I answered this question on a different post: Saving Taxonomy Terms
This is what I include in my calendar plugin: // Alternative solution for loading scripts only in plugin page if( (is_admin() ) && (isset($_GET[‘page’]))) { // Register scripts and styles add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘wp_eventcal_init’); } function wp_eventcal_init() { // Only load these scripts in Admin wp_deregister_script(‘jquery-ui-core’); wp_register_script(‘jquery-ui’,’http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.4/jquery-ui.js’,array(‘jquery’)); wp_enqueue_script(‘ui-datepicker’, plugins_url(‘js/jquery.ui.datepicker.min.js’,__FILE__)); wp_enqueue_script(‘ui-timepicker’, plugins_url(‘js/jquery.timepicker.js’,__FILE__)); wp_enqueue_script(‘wp-calendar’, plugins_url(‘js/wp-eventcal.js’,__FILE__)); wp_enqueue_style(‘event_cal_css’, plugins_url(‘styles/eventcal.css’,__FILE__)); } Then … Read more
Since this is a custom theme I can only guess what’s going on. Possible answers to Question 1: make sure that it’s your custom theme that’s activated make sure that all your theme files have the right Template Name. The template name is what shows up in the drop-down list. If you have duplicates or … Read more
It’s a bit of a workarround but here you go: function remove_flyout() { echo ‘<style type=”text/css”> .js #adminmenu .wp-submenu.sub-open { display: none; } </style>’; } add_action(‘admin_head’, ‘remove_flyout’); Put it in your functions.php
It’s just a wrapper for add_menu_page() with one addition: It adds the menu page as absolutely last/to the bottom of the menu.
As far as I know, and I’ve researched the topic a lot, there’s no hook to do this. Neither an easy jQuery. And looking at WordPress 3.5 beta-1, all previous hacks and hooks may be obsolete soon or just after soon…
Try going to Tools then Export and export your WordPress site into an XML file. Then delete your WordPress site off your web server and reinstall it. Go Tools > Import and click on import and select the XML file. Reinstalling WordPress should fix your problem.
Thanks to @s1lv3r and @GhostToast for their useful advice in chat I have located the issue. As stated in my original question asked above, I stated that I have tested both FAST-CGI and MOD-PHP, were both continuing to replicate the same error. As stated in chat I have tested on both Ubuntu 12.04 and CentOS … Read more