It looks like you have not imported the backup of database (sql file) to new database you have created in your localhost. Also after importing the database to local server you will need to replace the live site URL with new localhost URL at all instances in local database.
Depends on what your project is. If you’re developing a theme you would define them at the top of your theme’s functions.php file, and if you were developing a plugin you would put them at the top of your main plugin file.
See WordPress Administration over SSL page. In there, it says : The constant FORCE_SSL_LOGIN can be set to true to force all logins to happen over SSL. This (and all other such definitions) must be placed before /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */ in the file, otherwise they will not take effect. I … Read more
The constants you need to define are WP_HOME, not WP_HOMEURL, and WP_SITEURL, and you need to complete address. Your addresses are missing the scheme— http:// define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://local.192.168.3.101.xip.io’); define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://local.192.168.3.101.xip.io’ ); Without the scheme, WordPress treats those URIs like relative addresses. You can see that in the address bar if you watch what is … Read more
It looks like the problem was the db table prefix. My local config file had the wrong table prefix and once that was changed, everything was where it should be.
try deleting wp-config.php or rename it, then go to your site, then follow the setup instructions. by deleting wp-config.php it will make your site run setup wizard when you visit your home page. It will ask you your database configuration. And if you fill out each input fields with correct data, then your site is … Read more
multiple language directories
Redefine cookie domain for subdomains
Out of memory errors : how best to track them down
You better use a .htaccess file, where you force https with: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] The file goes in the root folder of your WP installation. If there is any, put this code on the beginning of the existing file. And you can then change the settings in the WP … Read more