Joe Silva
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That worked, thank you!
I have two sites that are running Timely 2.3.12, one of the sites you can change the color when editing a category and the other you cannot. I used the inspector and I don’t see any errors.
Ideas?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing the site URLThe search and replace tool only touches the content in the database and shouldn’t touch any configuration files. I attempted to visit your site and received a permissions error. I would check to make sure you file permissions are correct and go from there.
Any database credentials are stored in the wp-config.php file.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing the site URLAfter you downloaded the search/replace tool to your desktop you will need to unzip the folder. Rename the output to something easy like searchreplace. The searchreplace folder should have several PHP files in it. You will need to upload the searchreplace folder to the root of your hosting via an FTP program.
Once you have uploaded you can visit http://www.itsallorganic.in/searchreplace to use the script.
The script is easy to use but ALWAYS make sure you do a dry run and make sure everything is going to be changed as expected. In the replace field type in http://www.itsallorganic.in/wp/ and in the with field type in http://www.itsallorganic.in/. Then do a dry run, you should see it list changes in your options and post meta tables. There may also be some others, once you are ready, select the live run button to make the changes.
You may also need to run it one more time using the replace http://www.itsallorganic.in/wp and with http://www.itsallorganic.in. Sometimes a few of these get left behind.
After this is done everything should work correctly, you may ned to clear your permalinks, to do this visit the permalinks section in WordPress and select save. This should force a refresh.
MAKE SURE YOU REMOVE THE SEARCHREPLACE FOLDER WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED OR SOMEONE COULD MESS WITH YOUR WORDPRESS INSTALLATION.
If you run into any issues or have a question let me know.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't delete plugins or save new pages posts, and settingsI have never seen anyone have to willingly use define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false );, so I suspect there is definitely something going on.
If you have installed WP twice then I would suspect there is something going on with your server config. I would do the following.
- Reset your folder permissions if you can, there may be something wrong with the current ones blocking you from accessing certain files.
- Check your Error and Access logs for Apache, there may be some messages to point you in the right direction.
Is there any way you can show me where you are trying to put this? Do you want for example Home Page (Current Day Posts) Blog Page (All Other Posts) or are you trying to have a Blog page with pagination?
I am trying to fully understand what you are looking to do so I may provide the proper advice and direction. Cheers!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: User are created automatically.Yes that it. Oldest trick in the book, just delete those and you should be all set. If It continues after then that same code is somewhere else.
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In reply to: Images not appearing according to sizeHow and where are you putting the photo?
If you want both the current day posts and older post to show on the same page you would need to create a double loop. The first loop would only show the current day posts and randomize them, the second loop would show the rest. I think this would be the best way to do it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't delete plugins or save new pages posts, and settingsWhat are you hosting the WP site on? Additionally is it using Apache or Nxing?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Server keeps crashing, cannot determine the causeCan you post the output of your php.ini file, I am interested in seeing the memory and script timeouts for PHP.
With that type of web traffic, you may be maxing out your resources. With over 100k visitors running on a space with 1GB memory it may push the limits.
I have a few sites that hit the 100K mark and the generally use around 300MB for PHP alone at peak times. If you split it up, around 300MB for the OS, 200MB for MySQL, this leaves around 500MB of RAM for Apache and PHP.
If it’s really Apache causing the memory usage I would say it could be related to a plugin or long running script. You could run the https://wordpress.org/plugins/p3-profiler/ plugin to try and track down which plugins are using the most resources.
Last you may want to run something like BlazeMeter on off-peak times to mimic load. This would help you figure out what may be causing the issue.
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In reply to: Server keeps crashing, cannot determine the causeDo you know approximately how many website visits you receive on a daily or monthly basis?
The next two steps would be first to gather and look through some log files to see if anything in there will shed some light into what is going on. Second, if it is a PHP script causing the issue we will need to track it down.
Gather some log files, if you are not comfortable with going through them feel free to post the log files here and I can take a look. I would recommend looking at the following (Paths Should be Correct).
/var/log/syslog
/var/log/apache2/access.log
/var/log/apache2/error.log
/var/log/mysql.logCan you grab an output of your php.ini file as well, maybe something is wrong with a setting causing scripts to max out the memory. You can just create a .PHP file and use phpinfo(). Just screenshot the output of the page, make sure you delete the .PHP file when you are finished. If you need some direction visit https://mediatemple.net/community/products/dv/204643880/how-can-i-create-a-phpinfo.php-page.
All this should really shed some light into what is going on. Cheers!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Server keeps crashing, cannot determine the causeNo problem! Thank you for the clarification, it does sound like a service of sort may be causing the issue. Any chance you have been able to correlate the issue with a specific time of day?
Give 24 to 48 hours with Sealion and you should have a fairly good idea of what specifically is hogging the memory and causing the load. Any chance you are running MySQL 5.6?
As for XML, I am not sure about Jetpack. I personally try not to use Jetpack. I am not sure about disabling XML via the WP-Config file but I am sure it could be done without using a plugin.
Let me know what you find with Sealion, my money is on either PHP or MySQL.
Good to know thanks!
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In reply to: Getting fatal error after upgrading wordpress4.4+1 Tara. Should have included that in my original reply.