The ID field in the wp_post table should be an UNSIGNED BIGINT in MySQL. That means it can store values from 0 to 18,446,744,073,709,551,615 ((2^64)-1). See the MySQL documentation article for that. Your value of 796,978,707,878,960,002 is a not bigger than the allowed maximum value. So in theory it should be able to handle that … Read more
If you have access to WP CLI, make a backup of your database (I like using WP-CLI db export), and then use the search-replace command to change image URLs (untested): wp search-replace “-150×150.jpg” “.jpg” –include-columns=post_content Remember to change and run the command for every image size and file extension.
Please upload the wp-admin and wp-include folder with the fresh files and remove the old wp-admin and wp-include folder full. and remove the all .htacess files from each and every directory of wp-content folder
There are 2 main issues in your code: Your $wpdb->get_row($prepare) will return either an object or a null, so you can’t do if(count($users) > 0) because $users is not an array. To fix that, just use if ( $users ). There’s a typo here: SET fnmme=%s — the field name should be fname. So you … Read more
If I am understanding right, you’re suggesting creating separate database tables both for your post type and taxonomies. You don’t really need to do that at all. Just create a custom post type which WordPress will store in the {prefix}_posts table, and create a custom taxonomy for that post type which WordPress will also handle … Read more
Step 1: Update WordPress General Settings Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard. Go to Settings > General. Look for the fields labeled “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL).” Change the “Site Address (URL)” to your main domain (www.example.com). Save changes. This step ensures that WordPress knows its main URL is the root domain. … Read more
If an Application Password is accidentally revoked, is there any way to restore it?
Add tags to blog-posts by php-script
Want to use a single database and single table (wp_posts and wp_postmeta) for two different sites
It sounds like you’re facing an issue where using wp_update_post() in your function is unintentionally altering additional fields beyond the post_date and post_date_gmt. This can happen because wp_update_post() is designed to handle a complete post update, and it might modify other fields if they are not specified or handled correctly in your update array. To … Read more