If you haven’t already figured this out, as you have admin access to the dashboard, just go into Appearance->Theme Editor then add some PHP into the theme’s footer.php or functions.php to echo out the location of the install on the server.
Yes, you can safely delete that file. It’s a template of what a minimal wp-config.php looks like, so as soon as you have a working wp-config, you don’t need it. It will never be restored unless you reinstall WordPress from scratch, e.g. by downloading and unpacking a clean WordPress installation. If for some reason you … Read more
You are trying to check it by URL, which makes no sense to is_file() which expects local path. By the way I’d use file_exists() instead. Try: $fileName1 = TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/txtfolder/file1.txt’;
The get_contents function returns the contents of the file, not a file handle. Using put_contents with $f after that is incorrect. Try $wp_filesystem->put_contents( $htaccess_file, $htaccessnew, FS_CHMOD_FILE ) instead. Also, it’s not necessarily safe to use things like “get_home_path” and such with the WP_Filesystem. The remote path may not match the local path. You’ll need to … Read more
It’s really hard to give you a 100% solid answer, because there is not much info in your question, but… Let me do some educated guesses… The files that are mentioned in your question are very often used by attackers to put some malware code. Why? Almost all WP sites have these files. Most of … Read more
It’s not a good idea to store user’s data on a file that is publicly accessible. A better way would be to create a folder, and store your file under it. Also, it’s better to use WordPress’s filesytem class rather than directly using PHP’s built-in functions. Here’s a quick fix: function wpse381320_after_login( $atts ) { … Read more
Relative paths in CSS are relative to the stylesheet file. So if you have this structure: – style.css – images/ — logo.png — background.jpg Then the paths in CSS for the images would be url(images/logo.png) and url(images/background.jpg). This is because the relative paths in CSS are relative to the stylesheet itself, not the main domain … Read more
This is pretty tough for me to through this. But You may follow this . 1.First let us check for the folder if it exists we will not execute anymore. if ( file_exists(trailingslashit(WP_PLUGIN_DIR).’demo’ ) ) { exit; } 2.Now we will get the credential if (false === ($creds = request_filesystem_credentials($url, $method, false, false, $form_fields) ) … Read more
Line 756 is $dirlist = $wp_filesystem->dirlist($from);. The argument is ok. I think that the object $wp_filesystem is not globally available for your plugin.
What you have there is production ready. However, there is room for some minor improvements, so I will point those out for you. Also see my notes below regarding X-Sendfile and X-Accel-Redirect. Replace these lines: ob_clean(); flush(); with the following: while (@ob_end_clean()); The point is, if there is something already in the output buffer, you … Read more