Site migration from Localhost to Server – 404 errors
some time it’s most likely the permalink structure is missing or something went wrong after migration from localhost to live server, the solution is reflush permalink rules to avoid 404 errors.
some time it’s most likely the permalink structure is missing or something went wrong after migration from localhost to live server, the solution is reflush permalink rules to avoid 404 errors.
You can load your own .php files outside WordPress but you do not have WordPress’ rewrite magic to support you. If you want to load the file from http://bhaa.ie/realex-ipn.php that file will have to be at the root of your installation– same directory as license.txt. If your file is in your theme you have to … Read more
You might need to create .htaccess file inside your site’s home directory(like : /public_html) Here is the sample : # BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] </IfModule> # END WordPress And also check your files permission. See Details : … Read more
It is possible but wordpress doesn’t have any helpful constructs to help with that. The best approach is to modify your 404.php. Most of the information that you need should be in the main WP_query object and you should be able to do something like if (is_singular(‘post_tyoe_a’)) { …. } else { …. } this … Read more
There is 404.php in the theme uploaded. But when there is search for non-existent page. The 404.php does not show up. When there is search for non-existent page doesn’t produce the 404 page, but simply shows the search.php‘s else portion. A simple search.php is like: <?php if( have_posts() ) : ?> <?php while( have_posts() : … Read more
Within WordPress, nearly everything is a “post” of varying “post-types”. Posts, Pages and Media attachments all share the same “URL-Base” (meaning they don’t have something before the title in the URL), which means that slugs need to be unique within all these post types. Please check if there are Posts or Media Attachments using the … Read more
WordPress doesn’t support such versioning natively. While there is revisions functionality it is exclusively for keeping history of the changes. There is always only one instance of actual original post at any time and it can only be in one status at the time. So either it is published, or draft, or pending. There is … Read more
I have experience with this issue and find solution maybe work with your problem Check Wp-Content Permission change to 775 Delete or rename your .htaccess like .bkphtaccess Setting permalinks as default and save Turn back permalinks as your custom permalink and save If allowed new .htaccess will create automatic, if not copy text at the … Read more
Here is what I came up with. Seems to be working. If anyone has suggestions for improvement, I’m all ears: // Redirect links to future posts to Coming Soon page. add_action(‘wp’,’redirect_coming_soon_posts’, 0); function redirect_coming_soon_posts(){ global $wpdb; if ($wpdb->last_result[0]->post_status == “future” && $wpdb->last_result[0]->post_date_gmt != ‘0000-00-00 00:00:00’ && ! is_admin() ): session_start(); $_SESSION[‘next_post_id’] = $wpdb->last_result[0]->ID; wp_redirect( ‘/coming-soon’, … Read more
Duh! It was a permissions issue: a folder inside the theme folder (containing all the files triggering the 404 errors) was set to 700 instead of 755.