wp-install | Quickly install WordPress through Composer | Content Management System library
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Quickly install WordPress through Composer and WP-CLI
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export DB_NAME={YOUR_SITE_DB_NAME} #eg: database
export DB_USER={YOUR_SITE_DB_USER} #eg: admin
export DB_PASSWORD={YOUR_SITE_DB_PASSWORD} #eg: sADF!kl9diq@#Sjfk
export DB_HOST={YOUR_SITE_DB_HOST} #eg: 127.0.0.1
export SITE_URL_WITHOUT_HTTP={YOUR_SITE
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QUESTION
Is this possible in wordpress? I have a site https://mynormalsite.com with a WP-installation (in subdirectory).
Now I want to create a page "My Special Project", which url is not https://mynormalsite.com/myspecialproject but https://myspecialproject.com, which I own and is connect to the same web hotell. Is this possible to do without using iframe in the root of that page? I mean, so it can be managed within only WordPress (so client can do this easily in future without messing with ftp?).
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 08:27What are you trying to accomplish it's called a "multisite". You can read more about it here: WordPress Multisite vs. Multiple Sites .
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Answered 2019-May-06 at 07:17You should map "./code" to something like "/var/www/code" instead of "/code". Then change the root in site.conf: "root /var/www/code".
I see from your last printscreen that you get redirected to /code and that should not happen. The rest of your configuration looks good.
You can see a good reference on the official page as well: https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/recipes/wordpress/
QUESTION
I have a WP installation in the root-folder, and some other WP installations in sub-directories
- example.com => has WP-installation in root folder
- example.com/project1 => folder named "project1" resides in root and has own WP-installation
everything works fine, except uploads.
Let's say, I'm in example.com/project1/wp-admin and want to upload a file:
Expected behaviour:
- file is uploaded to /project1/wp-content/uploads
- DB-entry is created in project1-database
Actual behaviour:
- file is uploaded to /wp-content/uploads (root-folder)
- DB-entry is created in project1-database
I've tried changing upload_dir, resulting into the same behaviour:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-18 at 18:30Ok, got it fixed now:
I was on the right path with:
QUESTION
For reasons outside of my control, I need to get a Laravel instance running as a subdirectory of WordPress inside IIS 10. I've tried every conceivable option inside my web.config configuration, but I can only ever get one or the other working. If I leave the rewrite rule in for WordPress, Laravel doesn't work (WordPress responds with a 404) and if I disable the WordPress rule, Laravel works but obviously WordPress does not.
Here is the config at the root of the site (where WordPress sits):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-03 at 23:43Got it! I'm still new to Laravel so this didn't dawn on me sooner, but I had a couple of issues. My root web.config
file was setup correctly, however the nested web.config
needed to have a match url="*"
on it, like so:
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Install wp-install
Via Composer and WP-CLI (both are assumed to be installed globally):. Copy the code below to an editor, replace all values (such as {YOUR_SITE_DB_NAME}) with your own values, and then either paste it on the terminal to execute, or save it in file "~/.bash_profile" and then execute source ~/.bash_profile.
Create the WordPress database and user
Configure WordPress through environment variables:
Bootstrap a new project from this repo:
Wait for a few minutes ☕️😁
✅ The site is installed under: 👉WordPress site: {YOUR_SITE_URL_WITH_HTTP} 👉WordPress admin: {YOUR_SITE_URL_WITH_HTTP}/wp/wp-admin/
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