• Resolved coffeecoff34

    (@coffeecoff34)


    Hi,
    Not having access to my backoffice, I would like to know how it is possible to put the site in maintenance mode via phpmyadmin?
    Think’s for your reply

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  • Plugin Author SeedProd

    (@seedprod)

    Not sure what you mean? Why can’t you use the plugins settings page?

    Thread Starter coffeecoff34

    (@coffeecoff34)

    Hi, I can’t access to my wordpress back-office because host problems, so I can not put the site in maintenance mode using your plugin. But I still have access to phpMyadmin. Is there a table where I could intervene by putting for example a value to ‘false’ or ‘0’ to put the site on maintenance mode. Or another way, knowing that I have access to my ftp server. Think’s for your reply

    Plugin Author SeedProd

    (@seedprod)

    The data is serialized and stored in the wp_options table in the field with the option name is “seed_csp4_settings_content” the value may look something like this:
    a:9:{s:6:"status";s:1:"2";s:4:"logo";s:0:"";s:8:"headline";s:0:"";s:11:"description";s:0:"";s:13:"footer_credit";s:1:"0";s:7:"favicon";s:0:"";s:9:"seo_title";s:0:"";s:15:"seo_description";s:0:"";s:12:"ga_analytics";s:0:"";}

    Switch the status value to 2 to set to maintenance mode. https://goo.gl/A1EBGW

    In the pro version if you are running that you can set it by pinging a url like this: https://www.seedprod.com/how-to-schedule-maintenance-mode-wordpress/

    Thread Starter coffeecoff34

    (@coffeecoff34)

    Think’s a lot. Best regards

    Plugin Author SeedProd

    (@seedprod)

    No problem! Cheers

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