Install WordPress Locally WordPress is well-known for its ease of installation. Under most circumstances, installing WordPress is a very simple process and takes less than five minutes to complete. If you wish to install WordPress on local, the following guide will help. Before install WordPress Checking to ensure that you and your web host have … Read more
function jal_install() { global $jal_db_version; $sql = “CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS WP_AWESOME_TABLES ( id mediumint(9) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, PRIMARY KEY id (id) );”; require_once( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php’ ); dbDelta( $sql ); add_option( “jal_db_version”, $jal_db_version ); } register_activation_hook( _____FILE_____, ‘jal_install’ ); You have to hook the function. After activate the plugin table will created. http://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_Tables_with_Plugins
I may be misinterpreting your question, it could use some more detail, but I think the old site must have had a plugin installed. Posts and their statuses are not displayed in any of the default WordPress dashboard widgets. The only two plugins that I know that do something like that are Post Status Menu … Read more
From this reference you get the following info: Function and Method Cross Reference bb_profile_data() Defined at: /bb-includes/functions.bb-template.php -> line 2405 Referenced 1 times: /bb-templates/kakumei/profile.php -> line 30 so you should check your profile template. If you have ssh access to your site, try # grep “bb_profile_data” -R /the/path/to/your/site/ in the shell command line, to search … Read more
Moving database from WP 2.6 to 3.5 problem
Rather than mess around trying to find the serialised data that got messed up, just use a tool to migrate environments and avoid messing up serialised data. WP Migrate DB is a good one that handles serialised data properly. The free version does a great job, as long as you don’t have a huge database. … Read more
Besides doing a custom query in your MYSQL database, I’ve found this little script to be helpful in my development process, and I’ve incorporated into my regular workflow to keep my local, development and production servers synchronized: https://github.com/interconnectit/Search-Replace-DB Just be sure to read the documentation, especially about overwriting GUID values and also make sure to … Read more
I would do it like so: Allow them to register on your site. Save their forms as WordPress user meta (use update_user_meta). Modify your forms (so they prefill themselves with these saved informations). (use get_user_meta)
Getting deleted users in database
You are using $wpdb incorrectly Take a look at these lines: $row = $newdb->get_results(“SELECT * FROM chi_clients WHERE accountNum=’$acctNum'”,ARRAY_A); $name= $row[‘lastName’] . “, ” . $row[‘firstName’]; $wpdb->get_results is going to return an array of “rows”. It is going to multidimensional. You are treating it like it has returned a one-dimensional array. That is, this (completely … Read more