I am facing very strange issue, I have installed a wordpress plugin (Google maps delevoped by webdorado) into the wordpress via web (dashboard) and everything works just fine as it should.
The problem that I am facing is that I cannot find nether plugin's files (directories) in the "wp-content/plugins" folder where all plugins should be held, nether its databases in "phpmyadmin" which is very strange.
The other plugins installed on the website - their files and databases are in "wp-content/plugins" as well as in the database which is how they should be, but the Google maps plugin is not in the "wp-content/plugins" folder nether in the database. I have installed the plugin on the other hosting and domain to test it out if the files appear there and in fact files did appear with databases as they should, but on my original domain database and files are not shown for some reason - but the plugin works and I can use the plugin just as fine.
Mainly, I am wondering why cant I see the files and databases of the Google maps plugin?
Extra notices, I am using "Filezilla" ftp solution to access the files and phpmyadmin to check the database's content.
I am really thinking there might be an issue with permissions that are blocking the "view" of the "Google maps" plugin's files.
Thanks!
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My recently downloaded-to-MAMP WP site is not displaying any CSS, styles, themes, or images. The live site broke after a PHP upgrade. After some panicking, I downloaded the WP site (all files, manual installation, FTP download) and exported the database. After a lot of trial and error, I got it just about running on the MAMP localhost, with PHP back at 5.6 (site broke on 7.0).
I did not install Wordpress directly, simply the root directory from the live server in the MAMP localhost folder. The site is displaying the text, line breaks, paragraph breaks, and image holders, but no styles or grid or anything - bare HTML.
A quick check with the inspector shows that the image-holders are pointing to the correct path for images, and the images are in the relevant folder in Uploads.
I tried deleting all plugins from wp-options, and changing themes in the database too.
I can't access wp-admin either - too many redirects. The site is obviously connecting to the database, styles.css is in place, the theme is named correctly, I have tried reverting to twentyfourteen too. No joy. Any thoughts? I can't move it back to the original server space now either and revert to the older PHP either.
Do you have a Full backup of any state of your Site? Did you check wether the PHP versions of Mamp and WordPress match exactly? Try to install a clean version WordPress on Mamp and then insert the databases. Don’t forget to change your WP config file to the local host address that MAMP is using.
I try to host a site in plesk created with joomla.
I have installed joomla from Applications -> Joomla Install.
I can log in to the backend interface and see the general by default joomla template.
However in plesk in Files -> httpdocs where the site exist I have upload my joomla work from my local disk and extract it and their are all my files.
What should I do to configuration.php file in order to make the public url to see the results from the content I uploaded, or in other files?
I mean I have a zip file with the joomla content. I uploaded to http docs and extracted but in the public url I receive error. Why this is happening?
I noticed that index.php was overwriten when I openned the joomla from the application and after that I can't understand what changed.
Joomla consists of files and a database.
One of the easiest ways to transfer a website is to use the free or paid version of Akeeba Backup which backs up the files and the database into one file. You can then use the free Akeeba Kickstart utility to restore the files and the database on the target location.
I don't have rep points to comment, which is why this is posted as an answer. Sorry!
Can you give a little more information? You installed Joomla from the Plesk panel, so you should have all of the Joomla code files and directory structure. What is the "joomla work" you want to upload -- a complete site like Neil's answer I think assumed? Graphics files? Text documents? If it's artwork or the like, it would go in your "media" folder under the Joomla document root (httpdocs I would guess), and be accessible through the media manager.
we had a wordpress migration but after the migration the media library didn't work anymore, well atleast the front-ended part. All the images are still loading on the website.
It looks like i can still upload images to the server, and i can see them in the FTP but not in the media library. The internet is full off outdated wordpress posts, sites and video's, so i hope i have some better luck here.
Here is what i already tried:
checking and changing the file permissions in the FTP
reinstalling wordpress(updates menu and then reinstall)
checking all my plugins if the are causing the problem
I am running wordpress 4.5.3, and here is a screenshot of the media library.
I have WordPress site and it is updated new version. I don't know how. Few plugins also got updated. Now sites page is not loading. Server is working fine but pages are loading.
I don't have back up. How should I get back the things.
This is a good time to learn your lesson about backups. Always have a backup.
It's most likely that one plugin is breaking your site. You can copy the /wp-content folder of your site to your computer using FTP and then (after copying it locally!), one by one, delete the plugin folders in wp-content/plugins themselves on your site over FTP. After deleting each plugin folder, check if your site is back up.
If you find the offending plugin, try reinstalling it through the WordPress admin panel. Because you deleted the plugin folder and not the database entries, the settings should still be there, but your local copy is in case of further emergency anyway.
You can try renaming your plugin folders via FTP connection. Do that one-by-one and reload the site each time. They will be deactivated after you do this, and you will find the plugin which is causing the problem.
There are dozens of articles for migrating a Wordpress install TO Google App Engine, but I can't find any to migrate it FROM GAE to something like WPEngine.
I'd simply love to UpdraftPlus to do it, but I can't create a backup because the filesystem is not writeable in GAE.
I could simply use a copy of the database dump and my local version of the filesystem, but that loses all the remote uploaded images that I created.
Also, I don't really know how to "undo" many of the GAE configurations that have to do with the filesystem, uploads, database connectivity, etc. If I change the
db credentials and deactivate the GAE plugin, will my site just work?
Thanks!
Lou
For anyone else experiencing the same issue, I did the following and it was really quite simple:
uploaded the wp-content folder from the source GAE folders (on my local machine) to the new host
used the native 'export' feature in the Wordpress admin: /wp-admin/export.php
used the import feature in the Wordpress admin (you do have to install a plugin): /wp-admin/import.php
Went through and activated my theme and my plugins
Updated all my settings on all my pages
Then I had to edit my function.php and header.php files as they included a few hardcoded references to IDs (posts, pages, categories).
After that, it was done!