Did you change the paths in Database and config files properly ? Could you please proceed the below checklist for find the issues: Back Up Your Website’s Files Export The WordPress Database (using wp-migrate db plugin avoid some conflict ) refernce url : https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-migrate-db/ Create The WordPress Database On Your New Host Server and import … Read more
By default, MySQL runs on localhost, which is on the same IP address where the website is hosted. 3306 is the default port for MySQL. Most websites will run with these settings, it depends on your host.
You can customize permalink by using WordPress Rewrite_API in function file. See on codex
IIS has a problem with RTL-languages in URLs. Check your database and page encoding is UTF-8. After that try to put into system.webServer tag <globalization requestEncoding=”utf-8″ responseEncoding=”utf-8″ fileEncoding=”utf-8″ /> If it does not help you may use free WordPress plugin Custom Transliteration with Arabic Transliteration
When they say “where core files reside” they are referring to the url where they can be reached. Since you’re using a load balancer, you want those requests to be split across both your servers. To configure WordPress in a load balanced environment, you need to configure a couple of settings. I like to do … Read more
WordPress core does not contain obfuscated code (with unfortunate exception of revisions easter egg). While wp-config.php can (and often does) contain arbitrary code, it is not normal for extensions to add anything there and there isn’t an API way for it. In a nutshell it is meant to be edited by hand for specific configuration … Read more
You shouldn’t move the file because you’d have to change other files which include wp-config.php and these files will be overridden at your next update, but you can move the content of the file ( at least your credentials) to another file two levels up and include() this file in your wp-config.php This solution should … Read more
The most common thing that happens in the case where you suddenly get a prompt to install WordPress when a site was running OK is that the database connection details were changed. This can be caused by the host changing the database URL, or login or password was changed in the Cpanel; or the connection … Read more
I’m giving possible cases from the top of my head: Case 1: May be it’s related to realpath() function. realpath() acts differently in different OS. Also, it returns false if the web server user doesn’t have executable permission on the corresponding directory. There are some other problems too, so better try this: // change it … Read more
You are missing define(‘MULTISITE’, true); I just tested this. I got Error establishing a database connection. without it.