Unable to install wordpress theme without ftp user & password
1) See if the internal folder /theme is writable too. 2) Add define(‘FS_METHOD’,’direct’); to wp-config.php
1) See if the internal folder /theme is writable too. 2) Add define(‘FS_METHOD’,’direct’); to wp-config.php
When images are added to WordPress posts and pages, they are stored with the absolute url to the image file on the server. If you change your WordPress installation (move to a different domain, change your folder structure, etc) then you’ll break these images. There are two ways to fix this: Manually re-write URLs The … Read more
Yes. There is a script called easywp.php You upload it to your server and run it. it will install wordpress for you (i.e. download the .gz file, open it, etc …) Another option is to download wordpress to your server using wget and ssh. you can do that using the command: wget http://wordpress.org/latest.zip if you … Read more
Multiple sites/domains on one database
You can bypass the restriction just by manually changing the URL in your browser. The button to access to the next step is just disabled. If you inspect the html code of the button, you can see this is a normal link. So you can just copy the link to access to the next step: … Read more
In WordPress there will be a default wp-config.php file and I think this has been missing from your package. Please Check if it is there, else create a new one with file name wp-config.php and Place the following code in it with appropriate Database Credentials. <?php // ** MySQL settings ** // define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘DATABASE-NAME’); // … Read more
if you have a file at WP_CONTENT_DIR/install.php it will be run before the upgrade starts. If you want to override specific option then you can use the pre_update_option_$optionname filter to control the value written to the DB. something like add_filter(‘pre_update_option_admin_email’,’wpse_120475_myadminmail’,10,2); function wpse_120475_myadminmail($newemail,$oldemail) { return ‘[email protected]’; } caution – wasn’t tested but I assume that the … Read more
Sure this is not a problem. As long as you site works and redirects to the right pages there is no harm in doing this. You might also want to use it for protecting your wp-config file from hackers by adding this to your .htaccess: <Files wp-config.php> Order Allow,Deny Deny from all </Files> Good luck … Read more
You are facing the error because the database tables have old domain stored in all tables and post meta data. You need to replace all instances of previous domain with the new one in the database, the following link will help: https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ You should also update your permalinks after the above process.
WordPress in Sub Directory Just install your WordPress site next to your HTML site in a subdirectory such as /mysite. While you are working on the WordPress site, it would be found in https://example.com/mysite. Then once you are ready to switch to the WordPress site, you can just change the site url to https://example.com in … Read more