admin-ajax.php & my wp-admin folder url showing in header
admin-ajax.php & my wp-admin folder url showing in header
admin-ajax.php & my wp-admin folder url showing in header
I don’t see why you can’t multisite. On the main site you’d just need to switch_to_blog(), get content from one of the group blogs, then restore_current_blog().
All the mysql_ functions were deprecated in PHP 4.3 and the only currently supported version of PHP where it’s still available is 5.6. These functions have been completely removed in PHP 7. Switch to using mysqli_ or PDO functions instead.
The issue was found under the Google Pagespeed settings, specifically: pagespeed EnableFilters defer_javascript;
Are there any errors showing up in the browser javascript console? Are you sure the migration process was properly handled? The files and the database were completely backed up and migrated? This migration process was made manually or by using a plugin? Have you tried to disable each of the plugins, one by one, while … Read more
I would suggest that you activate a default theme, such as Twenty Seventeen, to see how it works. You do need .php files to make WordPress work, but these are generally either “theme” files (which basically control the look and feel of the site) or “plugin” files (which add or change functionality, like contact forms). … Read more
You can use get_current_screen() to get details about the current screen. We want to hook on or after load-edit.php because get_current_screen() is defined just prior to this hook. By hooking into load-edit.php, we guarantee that this code will only fire on the edit.php page. Then we check the current screen to see if the post … Read more
Ended up using jQuery to do this. There might be a better way, but this works: jQuery(“input[name=_wp_http_referer]”).val(‘admin.php?page=plugin_settings_page’)
Change the Login Logo To change the WordPress logo to your own, you will need to change the CSS styles associated with this heading: <h1><a href=”http://wordpress.org/” title=”Powered by WordPress”>Your Site Name</a></h1> From https://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Login_Form
Please revert your WP core file and create a plugin instead. For this type of functionality, you can use the Publish Post hook. Assuming your custom table is in the same database as WordPress, and you want to save the email address of the current user: add_action(‘publish_post’, ‘update_my_custom_table’); function update_my_custom_table() { $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $email … Read more