From the looks of it, you should be changing the pre-existing urls from /www.mypage.no to /localhost The /var/www is part of the file path normally (though i suppose you could potentially set the server up that way…), so more than likely wordpress thinks it is at /var/www relative to the web root instead of /. … Read more
I think the best way to do it is just go direct into your phpmyadmin and export your database
Try add this code to your site’s js $(‘form’).unbind(‘submit’).submit(); By DemoUser: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9767871/jquery-submitting-a-form-twice
Your table does not have a timeofvisit column. The second value of $wpdb->insert expects column value pairs, see here. Try $wpdb->insert( $table_name, array( ‘timestamparray’ => $timeofvisit, ‘userid’ => ‘2’ ) );
WordPress does not support MySQL 4 : To run WordPress your host just needs a couple of things: MySQL version 5.0 or greater (recommended: MySQL 5.5 or greater) https://wordpress.org/about/requirements/ While the utf8mb4 encoding is recent change and you might work around it, overall you still need compatible MySQL version.
short exmaple how i do it… (tables naming not really correct.) in this example i am trying to save _description $_POST variable. add_action ( ‘edited_term’, ‘custom_edited_term’, 10, 3); function custom_edited_term($term_id, $tt_id, $taxonomy){ if ( defined(‘DOING_AJAX’) || defined(‘DOING_CRON’) ) return; $_POST = stripslashes_deep($_POST); if (isset($_POST[‘_description’]) && trim($_POST[‘_description’]) != ”){ update_term_meta($term_id, ‘_description’, trim($_POST[‘_description’])); } else { delete_term_meta($term_id, … Read more
What you’re describing is likely best done in a simple WordPress plugin. You’re user roles are already stored in WordPress, so a plugin to do this is likely only a few lines long. Also an existing plugin like File Away may accomplish what your attempting. This plugin surfaced when I did a plugin search for … Read more
Simple SQL Query in wordpress
It’s not clear what do you mean by template “accepting” variables. WP_Query (which query_posts()/get_posts() are build on top of) is very flexible. In many cases it’s not as much being able to do something with it, as having experience using it to achieve results. Typically even when queries cannot be expressed in single set of … Read more
@Adrian, You don’t really need to assign anything to variables. You already have the information, you just need to loop through it and add the required HTML as you wish. If you actually want to use a table you can do something similar to: <table> <?php $myrows = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT first_name, surname FROM members” ); … Read more