Adrian

No problem,

It was your actual PHP code that was wrong. It was incorrectly nested.

Try this one.

<?php
	if (is_front_page()){
		echo '
		<video
			id="example_video_1"
			class="video-js vjs-default-skin"
			controls
			preload="auto"
			width="1278"
			height="720"
			poster="https://imagestocksg.s3.amazonaws.com/preview/homepage-poster-test.jpg"
			>
				<source src="https://imagestocksg.s3.amazonaws.com/preview/homepage-video-test.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
		</video>';
	}    ?>

Hi,

Yes you do have an error in your code.

What are you using data-setup for?

Try this:

<?php
	if (is_front_page()){
		echo '
		<video
			id="example_video_1"
			class="video-js vjs-default-skin"
			controls
			preload="auto"
			width="1278"
			height="720"
			poster="https://imagestocksg.s3.amazonaws.com/preview/homepage-poster-test.jpg"
			data-setup=''>
				<source src="https://imagestocksg.s3.amazonaws.com/preview/homepage-video-test.mp4" type='video/mp4' />
		</video>';
	}    ?>

No problem, glad you fixed it!

What theme are you using? Or you could paste the code that you tried to edit in here.

It would be inside the folder /wp-content/themes/your theme/..

Then it would be wherever the theme developer has put it.

If you can, download the whole website files and folders and you can search for the nav.php file

If you know what you edited, I would add it back in and should work ok.

On your page template file there must be a loop that is trying to query the database.

You can create a new page template with the same code and remove the call to the loop

Do you have access to your files?

If so you can edit the file and reupload it to fix the problem.

This could be a problem with plugins. Have you recently installed a plugin on the site?

I’d try and go through 1 by 1 and disable them to see if the error disappears.

This code would generate a login form wherever you put it. So for your private page I would use the is_user_logged_in() function like this:

<?php
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
    //show the page content you want them to see
} else {
    args = 'redirect' => site_url( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ); //sends them back to the page that the form was on
    wp_login_form($args);
}
?>

You can use the wp_login_form() function like this

<?php
    args = 'redirect' => site_url( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ); //sends them back to the page that the form was on
    wp_login_form($args);
?>

You need to create a separate WordPress database with a separate username on your hosting package for security reasons do not use root.

If you take a look at how WordPress exports its data as XML using the available tool in your dashboard.

This will give you a good indication on how you can export the data and import it correctly into your new site.

Is your old website running on WordPress or another CMS?

Yes this is possible.

To login and not be directed to the dashboard do the following:

For the login form – Codex explanation

<?php
    $args = array("redirect" => "/your-desired-url");
    wp_login_form($args);
?>

And then to check if a user is logged in you can do this:

<?php
if ( is_user_logged_in() && current_user_can('subscriber') ) {
    echo 'Welcome, registered user!';
} else {
    echo 'Welcome, visitor!';
}
?>

This checks to see that the user is logged in and also a subscriber.