louisremi

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                    Version 2, December 2004

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            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE

level09

drush php-eval 'node_access_rebuild();'

claudiosanches

<?php print get_node_permalink($node); ?>

johnlaine1

<?php
/**
 * This file will demonstrate a method to export fields to code.
 * You can use this to easily create fields using the UI, export to code
 * and then use in a custom module. Upon installation of the module
 * your fields and instances will already be set up.
 */
 
// Create the fields you want using the Drupal UI.
// On the same site, go to example.com/devel/php

stevegrunwell

#! /bin/bash

# Find available updates for WordPress plugins via WP-CLI, then upgrade theme one at a time.
# After each upgrade, commit the changed files to Git.
#
# Requires that WP-CLI be installed and in your path: http://wp-cli.org/
#
# Currently, it will only work when run from the root of the WordPress installation, and has
# a hard-coded path for wp-content/plugins.
#

jawinn

<?php 
/**
 * Get the Yoast primary category from its post meta value, and displays it, with HTML markup.
 * If there is no primary category set, it displays the first assigned category.
 * 
 * @param boolean $useCatLink Whether to link the category, if it exists
 * @return void
 */
function yourtheme_display_yoast_primary_category( $useCatLink = true ) {

vishalkakadiya

The actual step-by-step WordPress / MySQL fix…

1. Back up all your stuff first (likely using phpMyAdmin / CPANEL)
Before doing any of the following it strongly encouraged to back up all your data and files. Just to be safe. At the very least, your full database and the WordPress config file: wp-config.php


2. Note the settings that your WordPress is currently using (from wp-config.php)
Specifically, your MySQL database configuration, including DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, and also DB_CHARSET and DB_COLLATE

// ** MySQL settings - You can get this info from your web host ** //