I´ve been looking for some help in different sites, hope I can find it here. I have developed a web application using codeigniter, and the client wants to integrate it into it site which has a wordpress installation. The site has some pages like contact, blog, platform...
The application has a login/sign up screen and works with sessions.
So what i´m trying to do is to put the codeigniter code into the wordpress file system and be able to access to the application into the wordpress domain. Right now is something like this:
WP Dir/
wp-content/
...
...
codeigniter dir/
httpdocs/
application
views
...
httpdocs/
application
views
...
So wordpress is working, but when I try to go into www.webpage.com/codeigniterDir/login trying to log into the application, the page is almost empty, only has the wordpress header and footer. Hope u guys can help me, ty!
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I have a wordpress site, it works with nginx, I am moving the front end to laravel but still using the wordpress admin. I am making this change little by little and at this moment I would only want the home to load laravel and the rest remains Wordpress, is this possible? is there any way?
I'm trying to add pages made in laravel to the wordpress site
I'm building a headless WordPress site with Gatsby. On WordPress, I create a post, using REST API. Get that post to Gatsby and display it. The question is how to host it on the live domain?
So using FileZilla, I put in public_html WordPress files and gatsby build version in there. The result: On startup file, the gatsby website is working. However, if I try to visit the nonexistent page I get redirected to the WordPress theme. Also on gatsby build version favicon icons are working, but on live version is not found, because I get redirected to a WordPress not found page.
Live Website
Using Underscore Theme
Github Gatsby
So the expected results would be. I don't want to see WordPress themes, and favicon icons should work as they worked on the Gatsby built version.
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The better way is to use a static site hosting like Netlify.
You will thus have your front which will be totally separated from the CMS, and in addition, it is free.
I'm building a Wordpress site for a friend, and she asked me to "put the old site back up" while I'm working on the WP site. The old site lives in a /verb subfolder, so I put a PHP redirect in the domain/index.php page to the domain/verb folder.
Now, when I go to work on the WP site, it just redirects to the old site. Is there a better way to do this? I need a way to develop the WP site while visitors are sent to the old site.
Note: Her site is on godaddy, which means I didn't install WP myself and can't really move the WP installation to a sandbox area while I'm working on it. Is there an .htaccess trick I could be doing, maybe?
It's been a while but I'm pretty sure i've used a plugin before that allowed me (when logged in as an admin in WP) to view the site using a different theme than the one the rest of the world is seeing.
You could copy the active theme and change the name, making your alterations on the new theme while leaving the currently active theme untouched.
This would only work if you were re-skinning the site and not modifying any of the database content.
A quick google search came up with this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/theme-test-drive/, but there may be others out there...
I already designed a layout, see the picture below.
I want to integrate Wordpress into my layout, I downloaded Wordpress and already installed it: I put the wordpress folder inside XAMPP's htdocs. My website folder is studentportal.com.
I don't know how to start, I don't have any ideas to integrate Wordpress to my own customized site. I'm new to HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL, and Wordpress.
After installing the wordpress(should mention db name password etc when it's asked or should customise wp-config file in your wordpress folder), you will be able to access the backend of your website through the www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin
There are different ways to create pages and posts(where we enter the data). So it's better to go through wordpress tutorials. I can help you by providing a tutorial file, from which I studied the wordpress(mail me, if it's required: vivek.kjk#gmail.com). There are many sites which provide the tutorials for wordpress. Just try Googling, you will find a good one for sure. So that you can learn the basics of wordpress. Good Luck :)
If I understand correctly you want to make a wordpress website with your layout.
You have to create a own Theme with your layout files
You have to change the name of your wordpress folder to studentportal.com
I have a project built in Symfony2. I'm using FOSUserBundle to manage users. Now I have to integrate Wordpress into my project. Wordpress has to be available in subfolder: http://example.com/blog. I already managed to achieve such state, everything works like a charm, but now I need to share session between Symfony2 project and Wordpress. Actually I don't really know if session share is right solution to my problem. The thing is that I want to the same design in Wordpress as I use in Symfony project. In my Symfony project I have a top bar which indicates that user is authenticated. If user will authenticate via Symfony (I want it to be the only possible way) I want him to see that he is authenticated also while browsing the Wordpress blog. So session share was my first thought, but maybe there are other, more effective solutions? Maybe loading this top bar into iframe in Wordpress? Can EkinoWordpressBundle solve my problem?
If the WordPress installation is on the same domain in a folder, the session should be available trough PHP. You can check it by using the $_SESSION variable from PHP and add some code to your header.php to show the authentication details .