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I just installed wordpress on my domain and to install themes, plugins, or even import a blog it gives the following error:
An Unexpected HTTP Error occurred during the API request.
What could be causing this? It's terribly annoying since I want to import my blogger blog.
EDIT: workarounds for themes and plugins are to manually download and upload via FTP but that's just ridiculous.
The most common reason for this error is that a request made timed out. If you put your error message in quotes and search for it on Google you'll find lots of information.
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I am trying to access a website https://worldspills.com from my Chrome browser and I am getting the following error
Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress
I have checked the existing questions with similar error (Php - Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress). However I don't understand how those solution apply to my context as i am just trying to access a third-person website and not trying to build or maintain my own page.
Is it possible for me to access this website on a simple browser or do i need to get certain applications and addin for that?
If you are not the owner of the website you can't do nothing, it's not your browser or your computer problem in general.
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I have same service app just for admin and this app do some stuff and at the end in some situation redir to itself. It could happened for example 1000 times.
In this progress of course browser stop it and say error message ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS. It's possible to set browser or something on server to raise number of redirect before this error?
PS: Sorry my broken English, please.
I'm not sure about other browsers, but in Firefox it is in about:config
If you are running into the redirect limit, then I would recommend using ajax to poll the php file regularly to get the status of the process.
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My wordpress 3.4.2 site have 25 activated plugin, so Which is safest way to update ?
Backup the files and database before going for any update.
Activate the plugin one by one and check how things going on then. It
will help you to figure out the bugs if any.
Not the right place for this question as it is not really programming related...
Try asking on Stack Exchanges Wordpress site.
However what i would do would be to clone the install to a new sub-domain (beta.example.com) including backing up all you SQL data, install the update on the new domain, and see if everything works. If so, copy it back to the primary, or just do an install on it.
I would wait for a while, because chances are that a few plugins will be broken by the new version (I had one break on me) until they get updated. Once you've waited for a while, you can check on the page for each plugin in the Wordpress Plugin Directory, which has a "Compatibility" section in the bottom-right of each plugin's description page, which tells you how many other users have reported it broken for each version.
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I just exported a MySQL database from one server and imported it into another server. However, my application (WordPress) can read some information from the database but not others. For example, WordPress can still access the posts but the permalinks are messed up. Right now, my blog has a ton of issues because of this. I remember encountering this problem before in the past, but I forgot how I solved it. The old server version was 5.5.16-log, the new server is 5.5.28-0ubuntu0.12.04.2.
How can I fix this using phpMyAdmin?
http://interconnectit.com/124/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ the paths for the posts are absolute paths and stored as serialized data in the database. Please read this link to learn how to safely migrate a Wordpress installation.
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Yesterday I updated my blog wordpress version to the latest one and it updated successfully.
I worked on my site after updation and there was no problem.Today when I tried to access my dashboard I found a blank white page. I am little bit worried about hacking my blog.
What could be the problem? Why I could not access my blog admin? Any help will be appreciated.
It sounds like a PHP error, which is not being displayed because of the error_reporting settings. If you have access to your error logs you might be able to work out what the problem is, but given that you're a novice I would recommend asking your hosting provider to look into it for you.