My macbook shut down unexpected. After starting it again, when going to localhost, I can see an older version of my wordpress website. Looks like the database rolled back. Is there anything I can do ? If not I am loosing most of my work.
I tought it's the cache but I've tried everything that I know to clean the cache and I don't think this is the issue.
I normally use MAMP for MAC, the free version. For some reasons, way back I played with MAMP PRO and it's install on my machine. Now I've just launched MAMP PRO and restarted the servers and BOOOOM! It worked. I can now see my recent changes in my Wordpress website.
I'm still confused why this had happed ? I've searched on google but nothing similar with my problem.
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I have just installed MAMP in Windows 10 alongside my class so that we can begin to work with Wordpress. However, the installed icon, and the app itself within my 'start' search function is unresponsive. I always get this popup: "To run this application, you must install .NET Core." The Popup has MAMP.exe in the corner. I did the recommended download at x64, and got confirmation that it was installed, but I got no result. Any time I try to click on the MAMP icon on my desktop, I get that message. I made sure my Skype was off, I checked if I had multiple Apache installations (I saw none except a years-old one in an archived folder) and I restarted my computer but to no avail. I wonder if there is an issue with the path or the browser -- .NET Core was done with Edge, MAMP was done with Chrome. This is mysterious. If anyone has advice on what to try, much appreciated.
I found the answer! Download x86 version of .NET Core and then install it afterward no matter how old your computer is. I did that and it works perfectly now.
I started up minecraft forge and it crashed. So I went back to the launcher, minecraft is working fine in vanilla, but it won't launch forge.
I've tried going into the files to see if there was a problem, but I didn't find any. I've tried downloading a newer version of forge, but it didn't work either. I've tried the same with java, no success.
I'm using minecraft forge version 1.15.2.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how to fix this issue?
StackOverflow is not the place for support, you should head over to the MinecraftForge forums where they have a specific place for support.
I am having a problem with css stylesheets for a Django app that I am working on using a VirtualBox VM running Ubuntu 14.04. Everything appears to work fine, but when I change the contents of a stylesheet, the Firefox Style Inspector shows that the correct stylesheet is being used, but the changes are not there.
I have researched this online and have cleared the firefox cache multiple times, have installed an add-on that provides a button to clear the cache to make this easier, and have set firefox not to remember any history, but even if I close the browser and restart Apache, it still shows that it is using the old version of the stylesheet, even though it no longer exists. Even if I shut the VM down and restart it the problem persists.
There must be a cached copy of the stylesheet somewhere, but I cannot figure out where it is, or how to force the use of the current version.
I did find a reference to something similar with nginx (nginx on VirtualBox Ubuntu guest serves stale content) but it didn't shed any light on my situation.
There are no apparent errors showing in any of the developer tools windows and the app is otherwise working exactly as intended.
If anyone can help with this I would be truly grateful.
You should run the manage.py collectstatic command to copy CSS stylesheet into the web directory.
I've recently upgraded to Aptana 3.6.0.201407100658 and the connection icons have disappeared from all my projects - this has happened on both my Mac and my Windows 7 PC, so I assume it is intentional.
I sued to use this feature extensively for browsing remote sites or editing files directly by FTP. What is the replacement, or how do I get this back?
I came here looking for the answer myself, but then I figured it out.
If you go to Window->Show View you'll see the option "Remote"
That worked for me.
I have dual-booted my Win7 laptop with Ubuntu 12.04, and I'm trying to install Wordpress. I have installed Apache2, Mysql-Server, and Wordpress and I keep getting asked for ftp credentials when I try and install plugins/themes. I know how to install the themes etc. manually by downloading and unzipping into the correct folders, but this isn't a permanent solution.
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling everything but I keep getting faced with tutorials on setting up virtual hosts and I'm not sure if I need to have one?
Can anyone point me to an easy to follow (for beginners) tutorial from scratch? Or tell me if I'm missing something?
My Wordpress site needs to be moved from local machine to a server when it's finished (I don't know the server yet so I can't just start using it) so I need it to be as easy to use as possible.
Yes, there are available tutorials for that.
Step 1-
Installing the server-
Installing the server
Initial Setup (Optional)
Step 2-
Installing Wordpress-
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-wordpress-on-ubuntu-14-04