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When you use WordPress for the first time, everything related to the path will be saved in your database so if you used http it is right that your images are on http. The url change refers only to the url of the site and the core files.
Change site url and change url from database

If you don’t use WordPress installed from the package or with a click from your hosting run this guide for cloudflare.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/301-redirect-after-cloudflare-ssl/#post-12015233

If $currenturl_relative returns the path with two slugs you can also temporarily insert a variable containing only the two slugs.

<?php
$currenturl_relative = '/devel/lms/ja/lessons/planning-a-meeting-int/';
$start_url = dirname(dirname($currenturl_relative)).'/';
$slug_all = substr($currenturl_relative,strlen($start_url));
switch ($start_url) {
case '/devel/lms/ja/';
preg_match( '|^([^/]+)+/([^/]+)+/$|', $slug_all, $out );

if(!empty($out))
{
$out[0] = $out[1];
$out[1] = $out[2];
unset($out[2]);
// Without start and end slash
var_dump( $out );
}
break;

default:
return;
}

Fix with preg_match…

<?php
//$string = '/devel/lms/ja/lessons/';
$string = '/devel/lms/ja/lessons/planning-a-meeting-int/';

preg_match( '|^/devel/lms/ja/([^/]+)+/([^/]+)+/$|', $string, $out );

if(!empty($out))
{
$out[0] = $out[1];
$out[1] = $out[2];
unset($out[2]);
// Without start and end slash
var_dump( $out );
}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by autotutorial.

https://wordpress.org/support/article/resetting-your-password/#through-phpmyadmin
try entering a new password in md5. If this doesn’t work, create test.php with

<?php
echo md5('hello');

and then enter phpmyadmin without md5. When you log in from the admin panel, change your password in some way

If you add the $show_errors = true; variable you will also see errors in your database ..
Thank You.

https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-includes/load.php#L810

The use of the arrow (->) is an OOP construct to access the properties and methods contained in a given object:

call object with properties is_initialized or is_active.

From wordpress 2.2 UTF-8 is the default, in php 5.6 it changed the value of default_charset in UTF-8 (should be) and the functions htmlspecialchars from php 5.6 using the default_charset while from php 5.4 to php 5.5 to UTF-8 the versions necessary precedents ISO-8859-1 … If you see well your specials characters in your messages it means that you have no coding problems.

The problem comes from an error in your database and I’m glad you solved hide your debug now (disable debugging)

/*define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
// From WordPress => 5.1 you set the directory log, change with new locations
// Ex. define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', '/tmp/wp-errors.log' );
// Enable show error database
$show_errors = true;*/

Certainly with a large table and the one you have enabled, your database is busy, but I am not an expert in this … However, I think we can get a more ordered join if we change the syntax to interact with the database. I hope someone can answer your question.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by autotutorial.

@normancates hello 🙂
Update your old version https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-cron.php#L23

@normancates the error is still present but you have disabled the display on the screen. (the display on the screen produces output)

follow these instructions up to the steep third without the variable
$show_errors = true;
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/no-results-in-media-search/#post-12043004
your help is appreciated open a ticket as they suggested before because only there is the right place for this thing.

if you want you can capture that variable insert this into your functions.php file

function abc(){
global $levels;
error_log((int) $levels,3,dirname(__FILE__).'/error2.log');
}
abc();

create an error2.log file in the functions.php directory.