I’m starting a (totally open-source) little project to create a WordPress plugin that will add appropriate indexes to WP’s MySQL tables to improve performance. (Some wp tables, notably wp_postmeta and wp_usermeta, can use better indexing.)
I am developing a website that should switch between two looks (depending on the season) using different customizations of one WordPress theme. I mean all the changes are done on the wp-admin/customize.php page, without touching files, switching plugins, etc.
I’m getting a WordPress “table doesn’t exist” error in my debug.log, but unlike most errors it doesn’t give a full stack trace to help me isolate the code. Anyone know how to tell WordPress to dump a full stack trace for this error? Thanks!
I have this code which works great.
I add custom row at my wp_users table but the data in the row such as phone_no and ic_no. But when i try to add data, the data not pass in my table
I am trying to manually migrate an install and have come across this. My DB has some qfo_ prefixed rows and some wpaq_ prefixed rows. The qfo_ are all duplicates of the others (in other words, there is a qfo_commentmeta and a wpax_commentmeta, etc.).
I am trying to combine two conditions in a query but it isn’t working. but running the conditions independently works.
I’m using the latest WordPress (5.6) and from what I’ve found out there’s no visible setting for uploading media directly to a DB. Is there such an option somewhere hidden or does WordPress not support DB as a media storage instead of wp-content/uploads?
I’ve noticed that I have some users that seem fraudulent in my database (in the wp_users column). And the curious thing is that they don’t appear in the users list in the admin panel.
How to delete post revisions only for a specific post identified by its ID using an SQL query?