First i recommend you to use Chrome Ctrl+Shift+j -> Timeline, click record button and refresh admin page and in that timeline you will see what caused the longest load. if HTML then php/sql part is slow, but maybe some javascript causes slow load. Second – one by one disable plugins and test loading time.
In FileZilla you use SFTP connection to access your server and it works (because it was setup on server). But in wp-admin you use FTPS connection, which is probably doesn’t setup on server. Pay attention that SFTP != FTPS. A solution could be to change File System method in your wp-config.php file by adding FS_METHOD … Read more
I’ve a solution of my problem. I used chrome developer tool to find out the differences between the sites in my server and in my localhost. While inspecting the source I found following error- <div class=”inside”> <br> <b>Fatal error</b>: Out of memory (allocated 43778048) (tried to allocate 132605 bytes) in <b>/home/easyitca/public_html/samples/movierez/wp-includes/wp-db.php</b> on line <b>787</b><br> </div> … Read more
As per the Codex on update_blog_option: Switches to the blog id specified, runs update_option() and then restores to the current blog. If $refresh is true then it will refresh the blog details. Not tested, but I think your problem is trying to update elements of the array instead of the whole thing: $the_options = get_blog_option($blog_id, … Read more
A lot of people think it’s a bad practice to deregister/reregister jQuery, despite the performance improvements c/o a CDNed version (and if you’re going for a CDN, I see Google’s version more often than jQuery’s). However, if you’re going to do that, you really should only do that on the front-end only so at least … Read more
Preliminary Tasks Create a directory within your theme to contain your layout thumbs. Add layout thumbs to reflect the file names of your template. The following script uses the format tpl-homepage.php. The image would be named homepage.jpg. Please note, the following is a proof-of-concept. Approach 1: Only JavaScript Load the following only for post.php and … Read more
Admin area has its own hooks in header and footer, respectively: do_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, $hook_suffix); do_action(“admin_print_styles-$hook_suffix”); do_action(‘admin_print_styles’); do_action(“admin_print_scripts-$hook_suffix”); do_action(‘admin_print_scripts’); do_action(“admin_head-$hook_suffix”); do_action(‘admin_head’); and do_action(‘admin_footer’, ”); do_action(‘admin_print_footer_scripts’); do_action(“admin_footer-” . $GLOBALS[‘hook_suffix’]);
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/upgraded-to-32-visual-editor-buttons-missing/page/2 this fixed it. The Tiny MCE is looking for a file: wp-includes/js/tinymce/langs/en.js I just checked the file and on my installation the file path is this: wp-includes/js/tinymce/langs/wp-langs-en.js I deleted the ‘wp-langs-‘ part of the file name ‘wp-langs-en.js’ and I seem to be working again.
You need to add an author parameter to the query that is creating $cust_loop. You didn’t post that part of your code but something like: $cust_loop = new WP_Query( ‘author=123’ ); Or: $cust_loop = new WP_Query( ‘author_name=rami’ ); Note: Both of those taken (almost) straight from the Codex paged for WP_Query.
You can show admin notices via the admin_notices action. You can display it for a specific user by checking the contents of the global $current_user: function wpa80367_admin_notice() { global $current_user; if ( ‘someusername’ == $current_user->user_login ): echo ‘<div class=”updated”><p>’; echo ‘This is an admin notice just for you, someusername.’; echo ‘</p></div>’; endif; } add_action( ‘admin_notices’, … Read more