wp installatron import - How to import an existing WordPress website in Installatron

How to import an existing WordPress website in Installatron

If you have manually installed one of the supported Installatron applications, you can easily import the application through Installatron to take advantage of all the features that Installatron offers. The steps when importing into Installatron are the same for all applications, so we will use the example of importing a WordPress application for this article. … Read full article →

How to send AJAX requests in a WordPress theme or plugin - How to send AJAX requests in a WordPress theme or plugins

How to send AJAX requests in a WordPress theme or plugins

AJAX enables tasks such as fetching, inserting and deleting records from a MySQL database, as well as file uploading. AJAX sent URL should be admin-ajax.php. wp_ajax action hooks. Here are well-explained tutorials from Yogesh Singh on how to send AJAX requests from a WordPress theme and a WordPress plugin:

curl error 60 - How to fix curl error 60: SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired error ✅

How to fix curl error 60: SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired error ✅

From September 30, 2021, WordPress websites that use Let’s Encrypt certificates are having issues with HTTP API requests. For example, here is an example that will cause this error: $res = wp_remote_get( ‘https://abcdef.com/’ ); if( is_wp_error( $res ) ){ echo $res->get_error_message(); } the error message: cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired What causes this error? … Read full article →

Show Last Updated date for Posts - Show Last Updated date 📅 for Posts

Show Last Updated date 📅 for Posts

Here is a simple code snippet that you can add to your theme functions.php file to show the “last updated” date in your posts. A new line will be added to the beginning of the post content if the last modified and published time is different:

Display all Active WordPress plugins - Display all Active WordPress plugins

Display all Active WordPress plugins

Here is a simple WordPress plugin that will create a [activeplugin] shortcode: Add it as plugin and activate, then add shortcode [activeplugins] anywhere on your website and it will display all active plugins: