I'm making this website on WP, working with a theme called Ave.
Everything works fine on localhost (using MAMP on Mac), but after I upload it to a web server (to set up a dev) some of the Ave's core plugin slashes disappear, console looks like that:
Link example: domain.com/wp-contentpluginsave-coreextensionsredux-repeaterrepeaterfield_repeater.css?ver=1552814064
You can see that there are no slashes in this link, therefore the redux options panel doesn't work properly (I can't save anything or so).
Do you guys have any idea what might be the reason?
I can add that I've already tried a clean theme's installation made directly on the server (the same result/doesn't work) and also migrated from one localhost to another (two Macs) and it works properly on both.
EDIT: I also found a place where these particular files are taken from.
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I moved wordpress website with https address to a localhost on LAMP server using All-in-one migrate plugin. Everything moved well except paths to media files (pictures).
Links to pictures in upload folder are broken. And nothing wrong with them except that they have https instead of http.
Console errors pic
I tried find/replace in wp_posts table, but it doesnt find anything. Tried to use plugin, that seems to do the same - doesnt help.
My .htaccess file is the default one from WP codex.
Weird, that I've done same process of migrating from https to localhost with another wordpress website and everything was fine.
The only difference between them, is that website with problem is using woocommerce plugin. And images are actualy products images. Maybe this will help.
UPDATE: Looks like problem is with all uploaded media files. I just've uploaded new file, and it's not showing neither. Some problems with apache configuration?
UPDATE2: Found out that this is 301 redirect problem. But where does it comes from? What to do to cancel those redirects? Do I need to edit .htaccess?
Screenshot of network tab for correspong images. Gray ones are http versions and red ones - are redirected to https
There are a few things, that I would recommend you to check.
Check your settings in the database _options table in the fields siteurl and home. You should have there http://domain-name
Also you need to check your wp-config.php. There might be rules added regarding siteurl and home using incorrect protocol.
There might be some plugins installed, which can trigger this https redirect, such as Really Simple SSL, or cache plugins, which also have settings regarding https.
And finally, check your theme code, if it is a custom theme, it also can be configured to use https in some cases.
We have a dev site www.dev.site.co.za & a live site www.site.co.za.
I wanted the dev site updated to be a current replica of the live site, so our hosting provider copied it over.
But now when if you go to www.dev.site.co.za, you are "redirected" to www.site.co.za. I have tried changing the siteurl in phpmyadmin but that hasn't resolved the issue.
Is there somewhere else the url needs to corrected and is there anything else I need to do to make sure the dev site is a completely separate environment to the live site so I can safely fiddle without damaging the live site?
wordpress not only uses the database in PHPMyAdmin for the url.
As mentioned in the official documentation there are several files that can include the url:
the wp-config.php (wordpress file)
the functions.php (theme file)
Check these and have a look for the url address.
Have a look at the .htaccess file!
Also:
Helpful for that issue (e.g. restoring a wordpress page on another server) is the plugin BackupBuddy. It is one of the most well known plugins for wordpress. (Know right now that it is a paid version! But as always there are others with the functionality).
It allows you to backup and restore your page on a new system. You can initially set your new desired address for the system then.
Maybe it is worth a look!
For rectifying your dev site issue, you can try this.
Following is the URL to a simple utility via which you can replace some value in your database with some desired value.
https://github.com/interconnectit/Search-Replace-DB
Download the utility (zip file).
Upload it to your dev site root location and unzip it there. So that the the URL of the unzipped folder becomes: www.dev.site.co.za/Search-Replace-DB-master/.
Visiting that URL will show you the screen with options to replace some values in your database with desired values.
This utility automatically selected the connected database.
Put the URL of your live site in the field to replace.
Put the URL of your dev site in the field to replace with.
Choose the Dry Run option to see what all tables and columns will be affected.
Once you see the results and know what is changing then you the click on Live Run.
Clicking on Live Run will change all the URL of your live site in dev site database with URL of your dev site.
Once the changes are done you can delete this folder.
Hope this will at least resolve the problem of redirection of dev site to live site.
Once the new site is built you can then migrate(move, copy) it to the live site's location. There are some tools out there to help with moving the site you can use once the site is done. Some require a plugin to be installed to do that though. For example magicmigration can be used to move the completed site to a new location (that one specifically doesn't take extra installs). It is also possible to manually migrate the site though depending on the situation and know-how that can be a bit much for some people.
I just finished migrating a wordpress website into a new website (hosted on godaddy's managed wordpress). Here is what I did:
Exported the database using this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-migrate-db/
Changed my site-url and home-url to the new ones
Did a search and replace for 'wp_' in the exported db for the correct 'wp_xxx' in production
imported the backup into prod.
copied over the entire wp-content onto the new server.
Everything worked well except for two issues that I ran into (wondering what happened):
The first issue was with the pages templates. While the pages (in
the db) and templates (in the source) were transferred just fine. I
lost the association of page -> template. I had to go in to the
production dashboard and re-select the pages' templates.
Something happened with all my media. Basically, the media files
moved over just fine to the prod server but when I go into the
wordpress dashboard > media, they all appear like gray files. Also,
I cannot add them to any posts (as featured images). However, if I
grab the media item's url and just paste it into my address bar, it
is shown just fine (which means that they are where they are
supposed to be on the server, and the server is serving them up).
I just don't understand why these issues occured. Where could I have lost information given that I moved over all of wp-content and the entire db?
Thanks in advance.
I am new to drupal.I have to work on Live website with drupal 7. This website is working fine. I downloaded the website on my localhost.Home page of the website works fine.But when I click on any link in menu it shows me page not found.When I checked the url it is showing me like this:
http://Locahost/page/category/she.php
But when I check my project page and category folders arenot present.Also when I searched on live website these folder are not there also. But on live server it works fine.Url on live server is like this:
http://mywebsite.com/page/category/she.php
But Page and category folders are not there. I am a new to drupal. Any help to resolve this url generation issue will be appreciated.
After checking for possible misconfogurations as outlined by jpschroeder's you could try using the Backup and Migrate module.
Use the default settings and the cache tables will not be saved in your backup. You don't need them, as they will be re-created on the new server as pages are served for the first time there.
There's a good tutorial on this at http://www.seascapewebdesign.com/blog/how-transfer-your-website-one-server-another
I'm super new with php/wordpress (first day today) and I trying to deploy application on my local machine (Windows 7/ 64bit's if that's matter). SO I get the sources - which is like a theme, deploy wordpress locally with xampp, and put my source folder to wp-content/themes
So now it works, but work's wrong. Some element's like header menu do not render, some text missed. And when I trying to do some navigation like localsite/register it realod the same page, but make page title "page not found", but register.php in the folder. This is work the same for any other pages except login. When hit localsite/login it redirect's me to wp-login.php
I do not need to change it somehow, just make local version looks and works the same as live. Does anyone have an idea why could that be and what should I do to fix it?
Probably your pages do not executes because you do not create it like pages in CMS. That's also the reason why local version could looks different from the server one.
So you need to login to remote server admin panel and replicate all stuff from live server with the same way on your local server. I mean add pages, articles, configure menus, widgets, etc. And then your local version will be look and feel the same.