Force WordPress to load from site’s hostname
Force WordPress to load from site’s hostname
Force WordPress to load from site’s hostname
How to change constants in WordPress wp-config.php programmatically?
Do you happen to have PHPMyAdmin or Adminer or a similar tool installed in your web server? You could easily run a search & replace. I’d recommend running a search and see if all the matching records make sense. Then, run a search & replace. As @WebElaine mentioned, WP tends to store the URLs in … Read more
I define some variables used in my theme at the top of functions.php….one of them being $press_here=”yes”; Then at the top of my template files I use <?php global $press_here; if( !isset( $press_here ) ) die(‘You don\’t have permission to view this page.’); Which then gives the error message I define there when being accessed … Read more
While this is possible using htaccess directives or mod_proxy on your server side, WordPress doesn’t like unexpected requests and will cause you all kinds of problems. Scripts are not designed to run across sites either. If you want to display all your posts on your main domain you need to move your WordPress instance over … Read more
Some ideas: You should check your php info, just to verify your upload settings (<?php phpinfo();?>) You could try a single install, to see if you have the same problems as with multisite. You should also try some 3rd party upload script yourself. In /wp-includes/script-loader.php I found these lines: // common bits for both uploaders … Read more
For security issues, Hostgator requires more parameters – like port, etc. – in wp-config.php to connect to a remote – non-localhost – mysql server. Read http://support.hostgator.com/articles/cpanel/how-to-connect-to-the-mysql-database-remotely
The official reply is that ABSPATH is more for backward compatibility with code which was written when plugins were including wp-config.php and overriding WP_CONTENT_DIR should be enough. https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/29626#comment:3 https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/26592#comment:8
The obvious problem is that you are trusting user input (http headers) which makes your code suspicious from security POV. Other then that, no real problems with it, but my experience is that such hacks have a tendency to just move whatever problem you are trying to solve this way to another place.
There is actually nothing unique about setting multisite on XAMPP, all you need to do is properly configure the webserver as a proper webserver, and skip the lazy practice of using localhost as your site domain. Select some random domain you are not likely to use in your web use, edit your hosts file to … Read more