The first thing you want to do will be find the post you want to modify. To find the post named “beddu” which post_type is post, you can excute this query: SELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type=”post” AND post_title=”beddu”; After you test and find the condition is correct. Move to update part. UPDATE wp_posts SET … Read more
If your database connection is wrong you will get an error says Error establishing database connection so if you seeing login form your connection is fine and wp-config has nothing to do in your issue. If you don’t remeber what’s your credentials are, go to your database manager like phpMyAdmin and look for _users table … Read more
In my opinion and from what i’ve seen on testing. Using any WordPress function will slow things down dramatically. The fastest way i found to do this is by querying MySQL directly and grabbing only the things needed. For example: $products = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT post_title, post_name FROM `wp_posts` WHERE post_type=”products””, ARRAY_A ); echo ‘<ol>’; foreach … Read more
Updating Posts table in database without overwriting user generated content
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That will work – as long as you’re the only user. If other users have access to the site you’d also have to port over their work to the other database. If that’s the case, you may want to copy your entire website to a staging site, make the changes there, and once changes are … Read more
I am posting my findings hoping that someone will find it helpful. After checking the database for the umpteenth time, I have realised, that there have been other installations in the same database. All of them not in use and long forgotten. Everything has been saved in the database in the tables with the correct … Read more
This is more like a server problem, it seems like your server is very old. WordPress requirements change over time to stay up to date and provide a fast and stable experience and also more features. As of this post, the WordPress server (minimum) requirements are the following: PHP 5.2.4+ MySQL 5.0+ Recommended is: PHP … Read more
The get_option function is necessary for you using maybe_unserialize. update_option() function maybe_serialize passed. // store data time use maybe_unserialize. $data = maybe_serialize( $data ); // get/display time user maybe_unserialize $data = maybe_unserialize( $data ); Please check it with above example code
Remember that the database contains content. And the wp-options table usually contains all of the settings of themes and plugins (although there might be other tables that a theme/plugin might use). So the database contains content and settings that are used to display the page. The theme options contain the settings for the ‘look’ of … Read more