According to the official support thread, you can: Check out if you have the latest version downloaded and installed on your website. Head over to My Account -> Downloads on your WPML account. If you need help updating, you can check this out. If none of the above helped you, consider submitting a support ticket … Read more
I would rather keep the WordPress php files and directory owned by someone other than www-data, and leave them read-only to www-data Well, why not? Just do it, but after it subscribe by hand to any (from at least two) channel of “Release Notification” (low activity, еasily controlled even by the eyes): mail list or … Read more
Finally did it. With the update of WooCommerce, which I assumed, the syntax of the set price did change. Function now looks like this: add_action( ‘woocommerce_before_calculate_totals’, ‘calc_ferienspiele_discount’ ); function calc_ferienspiele_discount( $cart_object ) { global $woocommerce; $items = $woocommerce->cart->get_cart(); $x=0; $custom_price = 140; // This will be your custome price foreach ( $cart_object->cart_contents as $key => … Read more
I figured it out by Adding define( ‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false ); to wp-config.php
The question (in various different forms) was asked several times, and the answer is always the same, it is security or convenience, select one*. If you need just the notification then set a “mirror” site with no actual data in a place outside of the VPN, and check it from time to time (how to … Read more
It comes from the wordpress.org API version checker endpoint (limited documentation here) and is retrieved in the wp_version_check() function.
How to get the date of last updated post or page and put it in the footer
This is to respect the new (May 25 2018) European Union law “The General Data Protection Regulation” (GDPR). When checkbox is checked, it says the browser to save the name, email and website in the cookie to reuse them later. When comment form <label> is CSS-styled the right way, the label text “Save my name, … Read more
We solved the issue. One of our advertising vendor enabled caching on their end as we gave them Cloudflare access for the platform. So, please double check with all your vendors on caching. It is not a technical issue with WordPress.
There should be a choice in Admin, Updates to update to the latest version. Use that, as it is ‘smart’ enough to figure out all the updates needed to the database structures, etc. After updating, use the Admin, Update screen to ensure that all plugins and themes are updated. Do the ‘Check Again’ until everything … Read more