I have been recently working on a new site for a small business named Stick'em Stickers.
Right now the site is set up so that the front end that the uses see is a static webpage. In the background I have a WordPress instance running that we use to load dynamic content onto our site.
For a better understanding, you can just visit the website here.
My problem is that any pages or content that is trying to load that are WordPress related, will not load correctly or all the way.
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I moved my wordpress website with updraftpluse backup plugin to another domain and now when I open new domain website redircet to Previous domain.
what can I do for fix this problem?
please help m!
Migration to a new domain is a different task from restoring a backup. Doing it correctly requires updating hyperlinks embedded in your site's content, as well as loading the site data onto the new server. It's quite difficult to update all the hyperlinks manually. But if you don't you get the results you mentioned in your question.
Updraft's paid version supports migration and automates the hyperlink update operations. So does Duplicator's free version.
I'm working on creating a new React-based site to replace an old WordPress site. I have been creating directories within the wordpress server for the new sections I have been making. domain.org/about, for example, will go to the react files stored in the about directory. No problems there. The issue I am having now is for more complicated urls. I have set up react-router to handle lots of events by using an id to pull in information on a specific event. domain.org/events/event123, for example, should display information on event123. In development this works fine, localhost:3000/events/event123 will display event123. On the wordpress server, however, I get an error. I realize that this is because there is no event123 directory within the events directory on the wordpress server.
How can I configure wordpress to handle these urls? I realize I need to set something up so that any url that begins with domain.org/events will go to the react files in the events directory, but how I go about doing this while still passing along the event123 I do not know. Any help is appreciated. Apologies if my description is a bit confusing.
EDIT: I should add that the old parts of the site and new parts of the site have no connection to each other, other than the fact that they are hosted on the same server. Once the new site has enough content on it it will be moved to a new server and the wordpress site will be shut down.
I am using Laravel and Wordpress together so I can have Laravel front-end and Wordpress back-end.
I am running into one issue. I have Wordpress is a sub-directory in the public folder called /wordpress. I have changed the Wordpress URL to example.com/wordpress, but want to keep the Site URL as example.com. This makes it so the preview link says 'Sorry, you are not allowed to preview drafts.'
How can I stop this from happening even though my links need to be different? I want to handle previews with the front-end but I can't even get that far because wordpress thinks I don't have permisison!
Thanks!
Is it possible to somehow use CodeIgniter functionality inside Wordpress ?
I have this setup :
localhost
-myProject(CodeIgniter)
-Wordpress
-wp-content
-themese
-myTheme
Although most of the functionality of CodeIgniter app and the Wordpress blog are independent, yet there are certain statistics which I need to show on the header and sidebar all the pages be it app pages or the blog pages. These statistics come from a remote server's database and CodeIgniter is what I am using to connect and retrieve the database entries. At this stage of development, I can not change my blog software, so I need to find a way to use them in conjunction.
Can I include an external PHP footer document in an ASP.NET Web Forms Site Master?
The idea is, we have a CMS site and an Application Site, both on the same domain. The CMS Admin will update the footer quit often (which is called footer.php), WordPress CMS, and all I want to do is link in my Site Master section to that footer.php file? Don't know if that will be possible at all?
Thanks
If you add the response text to from the php page to the asp page it should work, just make sure that the PHP file is parsed first (eg. running on a server).