Goto PHPmyadmin. Click on Database and run the following SQL query: UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content=(REPLACE (post_content, ‘https://js.xxxxxxx.ga/stat.js?n=ns1’,”)); The above contains the js script src. We are just removing that. This happens due to many reasons. And you have to find out the exact source of infection. This is mostly occurs in pirated/ nulled themes. Well … Read more
I’m not sure but I would try 2 things Change siteurl and homeurl into http:// and not https://, for https:// to work locally you’ll need a local SSL certificate. You can easily manage this with MAMP PRO. But it’s not required for your local site to work at all. Could you check if .htaccess is … Read more
In WordPress the current theme and parent theme are stored in the database, as the template (parent theme) and stylesheet (child theme) options in wp_options. These are set when you activate a theme based on the activated theme’s directory name, and the Template: header of the theme’s style.css, if it exists. These options are what’s … Read more
I wouldn’t recommend doing this Tchai. The whole point of a CMS is to make editing your site simple. If you’re determined to do this, I would go to tools > export and export the page or post data. This will give you an XML feed with all of the posts data on it. You … Read more
In the most simple terms, memcached/redis is for caching things like options and database values. WP Super Cache is meant for serving static HTML files, instead of loading PHP, but with that said, it will still have to run PHP code to generate those files. So yes, if you have the option of using memcached … Read more
Not really, if you want it to be updatable via a form then the only alternatives are these which I do not recommend: Files, very bad for security, easily stolen Object Cache, while rarely done and esoteric by most peoples standards, if you have an object cache installed such as memcached or redis, and an … Read more
You can install another wordpress site at subdomain eg: subdomain.example.com. In your cPanel, you can point your subdomain to particular folder where you hosted the eshop site.
Good day! To edit the existing field, you need to put the values inside your input fields. You can do that in this way- <tr> <td><label for=”team_uniqueid”>UniqueID:</label></td> <td><input type=”text” name=”team_uniqueid” id=”team_uniqueid” value=”<?php echo $team_uniqueid; ?>”/></td> </tr> I hope, this will help.
The sql command for dropping a table would be something like: DROP TABLE IF EXISTS X51g_myCRED_log That would drop (delete) the table ‘X51g_myCRED_log’. You can accomplish this with WP CLI: wp db query “DROP TABLE IF EXISTS X51g_myCRED_log”. Be careful, I havent tested this, but this should point you in the right direction
Look up user_registered in your database and set a valid value. This should be a datetime type, as described in the WordPress Codex. Press CMD/CTRL + F and lookup user_registered to quickly navigate.