Update wp-config.php and lost pages
It looks like the problem was the db table prefix. My local config file had the wrong table prefix and once that was changed, everything was where it should be.
It looks like the problem was the db table prefix. My local config file had the wrong table prefix and once that was changed, everything was where it should be.
try deleting wp-config.php or rename it, then go to your site, then follow the setup instructions. by deleting wp-config.php it will make your site run setup wizard when you visit your home page. It will ask you your database configuration. And if you fill out each input fields with correct data, then your site is … Read more
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I realized that all you have to do is find where the database is returned (in my case it is wp-init.php) and change the prefix to reflect the shared database: $wpdb->prefix=”wp_”;
Usually with proper server config the wp-config.php file should not be able to be edited from a theme or plugin. It’s usually fired first before your plugin/theme files. Here is a similar discussion on the topic.
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That’s not possible with the default xampp. Windows can’t work with the wildcard subdomains. The easiest way, that you switch to folder, directory structure. Alternative should help this answer with the customization of the vhost.
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