How to create wordpress install template/image?
How to create wordpress install template/image?
installation
How can I completely disable a WordPress installation?
You could move the files to a non-web-accessible directory and change the password on the database user. eg, if your site’s root directory is /var/www/html, you could create a directory elswhere on the server (say /home/me/site-archive) and move the files from /var/www/html into /home/me/site-archive. If you ever want to re-activate the site, you can move … Read more
Multi site clarification
Here is what I think you need to do Create a NEW multi site blog on the new “master” domain with WP 3.0 Create a new empty blog the the url h..p://www.mysite.com/oldblogname Export you old site and input inport into the new blog You need to check that all the images get copied to the … Read more
Installing wordpress on Parallels plesk 9.5.3
Plesk is administration helper software, it is not underlying web server stack (which really matters for WordPress). Please see Hosting WordPress in Codex for official technical requirements and recommendations.
How to customize WordPress Plugin installation?
Two possible approaches: File based: Standard procedure for anything that you do not to get overwritten is to use the uploads folder. Then it will not get overwritten by any kind of update. I have several plugins that need to save data in files for one reason or another – cached ics files, customised css … Read more
How do I install more than one WordPress blog on EC2?
Unless EC2 is much different than other servers, you should be able to install another WordPress installation under another directory. For instance, you could have /var/www/html/blog/ with WordPress installed and /var/www/html/blog/wordpress with another WordPress install. You can either use a separate database or use the same one as the other install, but you would need … Read more
Page not found error shown while installing wordpress on IIS server
If you’ve uploaded all the WordPress files, then it appears your web site isn’t setup to process .php files. Ask your web host to enable PHP for your site. It would appear you’ve uploaded the files, as I see http://np-environmental.com/newsite/license.txt and /readme.html, and looking deeper /newsite/wp-admin/css/about.css Assuming the Windows server has PHP installed and configured, … Read more
wp-cli installation
I found my error in the php.ini used. In my .zshrc file i change the version of php to the good one (5.5.10 ) and now wp.cli works fine.
“Deprecated: mysql_connect()” error when installing Roots Bedrock
It’s not a Bedrock issue, but an issue with your local install. Your local install probably uses the old php_mysql extension, instead of the modern php_mysqli. You should probable update your local environment. This is where the change landed in WordPress codebase (17 months ago) https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/27935
No option to update WP in client’s backend
It does seems that installation was customized in some way, either in regard to user account or user interface. If that is option at all I would politely inquire with last developer about customization performed. Beats digging through code. As for core update specifically — the “manual” way would be to delete old core files … Read more