I'm running django 1.5.1 with python 2.7. When I try to open the admin page, it cannot load the css because it's searching for files with names like 'base.c8269a10a4bc.css' (the css I'd normally expect with admin is accessible). Apart from this, the admin seems to be ok.
I'm also using pipeline and memcached if that helps.
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Morning everyone, i'm having a super weird issue with my recent wordpress migration. I moved the (working) site to another webspace and i'm slowly running out of ideas (jk, already ran out).
Issue: After the migration, the plugin Visual Composer is outputting nonsense image links to the frontend that look like this: https://i.imgur.com/7RocCmE.png instead of the uploaded images url. Result: No images are showing on the frontend.
This issue only happens when i use the single image block provided by VC itself. Inputting an image the wordpress way, inside of a text block, works.
What could be the reason for this? i'm super thankful for any advice since i'm not a programmer.
I have already tried:
Enabling wp debug, not getting any errors
Installing different versions of Visual Composer, multiple times
Reinstalling Wordpress, multiple times
disabling all plugins
completely reinstalling and reuploading everything from scratch
different php versions
As I saw in your screenshot with the src attribute of your image and it has data-src attribute also, I think that it's because the new site (or maybe the new hosting) is using lazy load which will update all images source of the site to the lazy load image for better performance.
Lazy load images mean that the image won't load at the beginning, when you start to scroll down to each section, the images of this section will be loaded. In this way, the site will be optimized and won't load many resources at the beginning.
I think you can:
Check if there is any cache plugin installed, try to deactivate this plugin.
Check with the hosting provider if there is any cache setting installed, try to deactivate this setting also.
See if the image is working in the backend or not, if it's still loaded in the backend, I'm pretty sure that it's the cache issue. If it doesn't load in the backend, I think there is something wrong with your theme source code.
Compare the hosting environment, especially the PHP version of the old and new site to see if there is any differences.
I have a online web site with Visual Composer plugin, and all works fine.
Today I downloaded this site in local, but Seems That the VC plugin does not work because the page layout is wrong and some parts of the pages are no longer visible.
I think that these parts are used by VC.
Does anyone know what happened?
Thanks
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I think I found the problem. Custom css files (of theme) are not loaded on pages.
For example on remote site pages load css/custom-f5s6da4f.css file, instead in local not.
Thanks
You have downloaded website from server to local you will need to update wordpress & website URL. Currently website is not able to load various assets CSS/JS check browser console. If you see short-codes for visual composer then its issue with Visual Composer plugin.
I found the solution, if someone could help.
The custom css were blocked. The first error may be that the folders do not have the permission.
The second (what is served to me) is to reset and restore the custom CSS: theme option / general / advanced (tab) -> 'disabled' and than 'enabled' responsive layout.
have a nice day
I got in charge of some small sites that are running on WP 3.5; they are all using the same theme (a customized version of Bones). I have only used Joomla some years ago so I have no idea if, after the upgrade, the theme will still be compatible. I want to upgrade my WP version because the current one is vulnerable: I keep getting spam links into my articles that are placed inside hidden divs.
How can I know if the template is compatible or how can I fix the security issue. Any of these will do great.
Thanks!
WordPress does a very good job of changing very little with regards to theme tags in a core update. That said, we have no idea how your theme(s) have been made, or what functions they use.
The best, and probably only realistic option here, is to create a test site (a duplicate) and update that site first, then test to make sure all is working as it should.
As for the vulnerability, this is likely due to an insecure admin password or an insecure plugin. You should ensure all your plugins are up to date and that your admin panel is suitably secure.
When you update wordpress, it will not affect the wp-content folder which is having themes and plugins. So, don't worry update it. But for the secure updation, please take the backup of whole website first. Take backup of database and all files before doing any update.
WP 4 hasn't been out that long. I'd hold off on the upgrade unless you absolutely have to, until you know that all of the plugins used on the sites are compatible w/ WP 4.
Try to install the site on your PC creating a local copy using XAMP (for Windows).
In this way, you can:
download the MySQL database to have all the information of the
website locally;
install the latest wordpress platform locally (on your PC);
test the website thorugh common browsers.
At the end, you'll be sure about the compatibility and you can update the main site.
I have built my own theme with the Artisteer software; then i modified many PHP file to manage the loop in some special ways; so, to be sure that everything is working after an update of the site Wordpress version, i test everything on my PC.
For the vulnerability, please verify your plugin and all your theme file.
In some experiences, there are some plugin or simply some codes place somewhere in your theme which can create something like this:
> <div id="headerblock"> <center> <div style="left: -2227px; position:
> absolute; top: -3337px">
The only thing to do is check all the theme file and plugin to see where this code is placed.
Please check here for more information.
If you only change your password, probably it will not solve you problem because the malicious code is already inside your system.
Sometimes the malicious code can be placed directly inside the MySQL database.
I have a joomla 3.2 site. Templates like eclipse,business,smartone are not working with my joomla site. Only 'home' shown, other menus are not shown in my page but default template works nice but i need to work with good template. Please help me!!
Templates are managed by Joomla! in the same way as any other extension. But sometimes you may occasionally run into a situation where you cannot install a template in your Joomla 2.5 site with Upload Package File in the Extension Manager. And again and again you see this same message that the system could not find xml setup file (“JInstaller: :Install: Cannot find XML setup file“). You have to use alternative template installation methods, for example, installation via FTP.
you can use use the following link to install it again manually:
https://www.gavick.com/documentation/general-questions/how-to-install-joomla-template-manually/
I have GD Star Rating WordPress Plugin. It is Working on admin side properly. But not displaying stars on frontend.
For example it returning 500 Internal Server Error on these pages
http://novelsnippet.com/main/wp-content/plugins/gd-star-rating/gfx.php?value=5&set=oxygen&size=20&max=5
But the about file working on my another site properly.
http://metroui.org/wp-content/plugins/gd-star-rating/gfx.php?value=5&set=oxygen&size=20&max=5
While working on that issue i found something
A simple php page http://novelsnippet.com/main/test.php is working here and other folder too.
But not working inside all the folders of wp-content.
For example http://novelsnippet.com/main/wp-content/test.php
This fixed it for me:
Go to Settings and disable loading the CSS externally - many providers block external file inclusion for security reasons.
Worked for me, hope it works for someone else.
At last we got solution from hosting provider. They fixed it now. They said he needed to whitelist a rule your script was running into.