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I've accidentally installed wordpress into a production joomla directory. The website is not mine, how do I fixed it?
I'm assuming that only the root directory would be affected, so delete all wordpress directories and replace the index.php with the one from joomla, but it still gives a blank page. What do I do?
You need to be using Akeeba Backup and making routine backups of your Joomla installations.
Then you can use kickstart.php (also Akeeba) and have a site backup up and working within 2 minutes.
It's the best bet - just in case of things like this.
Nevermind, it appears that it was using a legacy version of joomla that's why the one I replaced failed.
I was able to fix this by replacing it again with another index.php from a lower version of joomla
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I have installed a WordPress app to a domain in Cpanel. After installing when I click on the link they provided (both wp-admin and site) I get an error like
Requested Page Not Found
Error Code:500
Can anyone help me clear this?
Great thanks in advance.
Please make ensure you have a correct system configuration
Visit https://wordpress.org/support/article/requirements/
and correct file & folder permission on sever.
Please check Domain Name Server, also try to change PHP versions.
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I'd like a second opinion as what i'm being told contradicts everything i'm reading.
I have a Wordpress site running on an Apache server. I want to enable GZIP compression. I have not been successful in doing so via Wordpress plugins, so I want to try it via adding the appropriate lines to .htaccess. I am being told I should not do this, and that Wordpress should "be responsible for creating the GZIP files".
This sounds wrong to me and I would like some input. Thanks!
Your instincts are correct, what you have been told is wrong. Apache can handle GZIP compression with no issues.
Please see the .htaccess instructions here:
https://technumero.com/gzip-compression-in-wordpress/
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I am having trouble restricting access to certain states in a workflow, specifically private, as it is now, anyone can view these "private" files/folders and i do not want that. I have changed the group role to not have the "view" permission but this does not change anything. Is there another permission i have to change?
Thanks in advance,
Andrew
Go to the ZMI / portal_workflow / Contents / your workflow / States / the state you want to customize / Permissions.
And here, the permissions are usually quite clear, like:
Access contents information
Add portal content
Change portal events
Modify portal content
View
You just need to assign them to the appropriate roles.
If you work in a filesystem-based module, you can do the very same thing by editing the file profiles/default/workflows/your-workflow.xml (which can be exported from ZMI / portal_setup if needed).
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Can someone just confirm that Modulus is a web host exclusively for NodeJs and cannot support something like a WordPress blog installation? I ask for a friend I'm helping out whose engineer built a platform on using nodejs and mongo hosted on Modulus. She wants to add a Wordpess blog (with my help) because her engineer doesn't have time to do integrate a native one.
I believe I know the answer. No, Modulus is just for Node. So alternatively I told her she'll have to create a sub domain with her modulus account. Host her blog on her hostgator account and redirect the hostgator URL to the sub domain created on Modulus.
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I would like to point a site hosted at hostgatorsitename.com/blog to blog.modulusitename.co so that it seems like the blog is hosted on blog.modulusitename.co. For example, if there is a blog title "My Blog Title", the url would read blog.modulusitename.co/my-blog-title.
Is there anyway to do this? If so, how specifically can I go about it? If not, is it because the WordPress installation has to actually exist on blog.modulusitename.co and cannot be hosted elsewhere if we need the url to read this way?
Thanks in advance for all assistance!
Yup, you've got it right. Modulus is only for node hosting. You're solution will work. Host the blog on any other platform and create a subdomain to point to it.
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I have a websites www.example.com which is a druapal 6 site. Works well, never had any issues.
I have written a stand alone PHP app that I don't have the time or the requirement to convert to a drupal module.
I want to host the app at www.example.com/myPhpApp/*
Will this have any conflicts with the drupal site? what would happen if I created a drupal page at the same address?
Thanks so much in advnced
This won't confuse Drupal as long as you don't make paths inside of the new folder.
If you have a .htaccess file that handles requests, most likely that Drupal cannot take over the page.
If you have a folder and a Drupal path, folder will be the first choice.