This depends a lot on the child theme. However, here is the general gist of things. Not all themes are meant to be used as parent themes. Many aren’t tested properly and are using the wrong constants and API functions. For example, get_stylesheet_directory() will return the current theme’s stylesheet directory in a standalone theme. In … Read more
Check the Apache processes. I had this same sort of issue a while back and essentially what was happening was that the requests were being made faster than the server could handle it and at that point every slowed to a crawl. This was leaving hundreds of Apache processes running and waiting for the next … Read more
The steps are mostly from this Codex article, Updating_WordPress#Manual_Update, but in this case a prior database backup is essential. This is what I do: Upload the latest WordPress version to a temporary folder, /public_html/new-wp This upload should not contain the folder /wp-content nor the file wp-config.php. If you can, create another database and import the … Read more
It is likely a callback function for something. My guess is that somewhere something is trying to use a function named mytheme_admin_bar_render as a callback but that function has not been defined. Something like… add_filter(‘something’,’mytheme_admin_bar_render’); … possibly but there are many, many possibilities. grep your wp-content folder for mytheme_admin_bar_render, or use an IDE that can … Read more
Issue was resolved by commenting the code that was requesting the jquery file from www.jquerye.com site. But as that site is expired the jquery link too which was giving 403 Forbidden error. I found that piece of code in themes/themename/framework/functions/init.php file with cURL requests. I have commented the last line which was adding to wp_head … Read more
the part ORDER BY $orderby $order LIMIT get translated to ORDER BY asc LIMIT, the columnname that supose to be in $orderby is missing, and there for the sql fail. looks like you want your default value to be ‘title’ $orderby = (isset($_REQUEST[‘orderby’]) && in_array($_REQUEST[‘orderby’], array_keys($this->get_sortable_columns()))) ? $_REQUEST[‘orderby’] : ‘title’; may geuss is that in_array() … Read more
use single quotes outside of the following statement, why you are getting this error because you are using double quotes for class attribute “</span><span class=”meta-sep”>|</span>” and also wrapping it in double quotes. replace this “</span><span class=”meta-sep”>|</span>” with ‘</span><span class=”meta-sep”>|</span>’ or vice versa “</span><span class=”meta-sep”>|</span>” <?php the_tags( ‘<span class=”tag-links”><span class=”entry-utility-prep entry-utility-prep-tag-links”>’ . __(‘Tagged ‘, ‘your-theme’ ) … Read more
The approach in the answer by Scuba Kay is technically possible but easy to get wrong. Small mistakes will cause the data to fail to unserialize correctly. You are better off “editing” the serialized data with PHP: $str=”a:4:{i:0;s:23:”bandpress/bootstrap.php”;i:3;s:56:”posts-from-single-category-widget/post_from_category.php”;i:4;s:15:”something else “;i:5;s:68:”syntax-highlighter-with-add-button-in-editor/syntaxhighlighterpp.php”;}”; // copies from database $strar = unserialize($str); var_dump($strar); // find the key in the var_dump … Read more
You set the cookie too late. You can use any action before template_include to set a cookie, after that there is already HTML output, and no further headers can be set. Example: add_action( ‘template_redirect’, function() { setcookie( ‘test’, 1 ); });
You can’t load template files directly. WordPress is not loaded in that context, so you have no access to its functions. Create a page in WordPress admin, and assign your template to that page, then point your link to that page rather than directly to the template file.