WordPress installation on digitalocean eating the server storage
WordPress installation on digitalocean eating the server storage
WordPress installation on digitalocean eating the server storage
WordPress can’t write files directly most probably because user which runs PHP interpreter don’t have permission to write. Correct answer depends on what is your environment – if you are on shared hosting probably you can’t do anything about it and the only option is to set FTP credentials on wp-config.php so you won’t need … Read more
WordPress includes many functions for determining paths and URLs to files or directories within plugins, themes, and WordPress itself. $plugin_dir = plugin_dir_path( __DIR__ ); // wp-content/plugins/ require_once($plugin_dir.’WPNonce/WPNonce.php’); While using plugin_dir_path(), keep in mind that the “plugin” part of the name is misleading – it can be used for any file, and will not return the … Read more
The only safe thing to do is to restore the site from a known clean backup. Hacker could have inserted backdoor users or other vulnerabilities in your DB, something you are not going to be able to find based on any list of files, which means that even if you remove all files which obviously … Read more
What is the best way to load the dependencies for the WP_Filesystem? The first or the second code part? WP_Filesystem() is used in conjunction with the global $wp_filesystem variable, so if you use it, then the second code part should be used. And WP_Filesystem() must be called so that the global $wp_filesystem variable is properly … Read more
accessing files in custom folder in wordpress
Save PDF File From Plugin to Filesystem /wp_upload
The short answer is that you’re correct… You don’t want the web server (or web user) accounts to have full write access to your WordPress installation. Your user account, however, will need write permissions for the entire application because many of the WordPress features (such as automatic updates among others) require access to the core … Read more
Check the wp-config.php file on your site. It should contain the database credentials (db name, user, password) for your site. Verify those values. Maybe even change the password via your hosting control panel (MySQL Databases) for the user for that database. Then check the error.log file in the root of your site, and in the … Read more
You have 2 options: 1 – Move either WP or your vueJS into a separate folder severd from a new or sub domain, 2 – Adjust the default Wp .htaccess to ignore your externalfolder . after RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / add RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/externalfolder/