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  • Ich entschuldige mich im Voraus, ich benutze Google-Übersetzer dafür.

    Wenn ich deine Frage verstehe, dann musst du die Datenbank durchsuchen und die neue URL durch die alte URL ersetzen. Das sollte deine Website zurückbringen

    There are a lot of plugins you can use to restrict content based on membership accounts. Check out the plugins section to find the one that will work best for you https://wordpress.org/plugins-wp/search/membership/

    As far as broadcasting your site, if you can see you site with a domain that’s not ‘localhost’ so for example “companyname.local” then your server is configured correctly. You will need to add that domain to the company network DNS and point it your local server.

    I’ve had this issue before, you need to make sure that the database prefix in the wp-config.php matches the actual prefix of your tables in wordpress. If they do not match the easiest thing is to modify your wp-config.php rather than change the database.

    Check to see that line 110 is properly formatted,

    • is there a closing parenthesis for every opening?
    • are your quotes matching? (single to single, double to double)
    • proper capitalization
    • proper spacing
    • statement ends with a semi-colon

    Also check like 109 for the same things, often times if a line error is thrown the issue is actually found in the preceding statement.

    Have you verified that you are using the correct hostname?

    Just a few questions to gather some more information on your issue.

    • What theme are you using?
    • Is the theme up-to-date?
    • What version of WP are you running?

    I have the same issue, here is the code that deals with the operators, I am working through this code to see if I can find a fix

    // Code from ‘shortcodes.php’, lines 1265 – 1303

    // If taxonomy attributes, create a taxonomy query
    		if ( !empty( $taxonomy ) && !empty( $tax_term ) ) {
    			// Term string to array
    			$tax_term = explode( ',', $tax_term );
    			// Validate operator
    			if ( !in_array( $tax_operator, array( 'IN', 'NOT IN', 'AND' ) ) ) $tax_operator = 'IN';
    			$tax_args = array( 'tax_query' => array( array(
    						'taxonomy' => $taxonomy,
    						'field' => ( is_numeric( $tax_term[0] ) ) ? 'id' : 'slug',
    						'terms' => $tax_term,
    						'operator' => $tax_operator ) ) );
    			// Check for multiple taxonomy queries
    			$count = 2;
    			$more_tax_queries = false;
    			while ( isset( $original_atts['taxonomy_' . $count] ) && !empty( $original_atts['taxonomy_' . $count] ) &&
    				isset( $original_atts['tax_' . $count . '_term'] ) &&
    				!empty( $original_atts['tax_' . $count . '_term'] ) ) {
    				// Sanitize values
    				$more_tax_queries = true;
    				$taxonomy = sanitize_key( $original_atts['taxonomy_' . $count] );
    				$terms = explode( ', ', sanitize_text_field( $original_atts['tax_' . $count . '_term'] ) );
    				$tax_operator = isset( $original_atts['tax_' . $count . '_operator'] ) ? $original_atts[
    				'tax_' . $count . '_operator'] : 'IN';
    				$tax_operator = in_array( $tax_operator, array( 'IN', 'NOT IN', 'AND' ) ) ? $tax_operator : 'IN';
    				$tax_args['tax_query'][] = array( 'taxonomy' => $taxonomy,
    					'field' => 'slug',
    					'terms' => $terms,
    					'operator' => $tax_operator );
    				$count++;
    			}
    			if ( $more_tax_queries ):
    				$tax_relation = 'AND';
    			if ( isset( $original_atts['tax_relation'] ) &&
    				in_array( $original_atts['tax_relation'], array( 'AND', 'OR' ) )
    			) $tax_relation = $original_atts['tax_relation'];
    			$args['tax_query']['relation'] = $tax_relation;
    			endif;
    			$args = array_merge( $args, $tax_args );
    		}
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