I have launched a WordPress instance on AWS using elastic beanstalk. Every now and then AWS restarts my server and when it does all my pages/posts links switch to returning 404.
In wp-config.php I have included:
I am creating a WordPress plugin and in my plugin i need to do some SQL statements ,in the site i am working on i have access to WP-admin but i cant get to the files to get database name and password from WP-config that i need in
My local setup for WordPress is at http://127.0.0.3/blog.
On a fresh WordPress install in Linux distributions, wp-config-sample.php contains Carriage Return control characters that are not found in any other .php file in the distribution.
Currently I can change Site Title & Tagline in Settings >> General but someone attack and remove it.
One of the most common security best practices these days seems to be moving wp-config.php one directory higher than the vhost’s document root. I’ve never really found a good explanation for that, but I’m assuming it’s to minimize the risk of a malicious or infected script within the webroot from reading the database password.
I’m using mac os x 10.6 with xampp.
I want to load the new entries without reloading the page.
I found a great solution for:
The ajax script:
I have two databases on my server, and wanted to know is there a way to access both databases from wordpress? My thought is adding the second set of credentials to the wp-config.php.