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  • Hi cancerhelps,

    when you replace your file with the new version of WordPress, you will see a notification to update your databse, do you have it?

    And after checking your site, we got this error message:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end, expecting ‘)’ in /home/k0748850/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 4514

    which means there was an error while uploading because all files under wp-includes folder should be replaced by the new files.

    Please do the upload (don’t forget to replace) once more.

    also please make sure while replacing the files your plugins is off (you can turn the plugins off manually by renaming the plugin folders name at: wp-content > plugins)

    Hi dadamsky,

    to make your site from rtl to ltr, you can edit your header.php file and find out this code:

    ‘<html>’

    you can simply edit that code become:

    <html dir=”rtl”>

    Hi fidessi,

    Is this is your theme? https://github.com/automattic/_s

    if yes, then you will need to modify file named ‘content.php’ and edit this code:

    ‘<?php if ( is_search() ) : // Only display Excerpts for Search ?>
    <div class=”entry-summary”>
    <?php the_excerpt(); ?>
    </div><!– .entry-summary –>’

    change ‘<?php the_excerpt(); ?>’ become ‘<?php the_content(); ?>’

    Hi cancerhelps,

    Maybe the version gap is the problem. Please try this one:

    1. download the latest version of WordPress
    2. Make sure if all plugin(s) you have is off
    3. open your FTP and replace all files you have except:

    – wp-content folder
    – wp-config.php file

    Hi neodjandre,

    By default (if you are not modifying your local), local server cannot run with cache plugin (the error is normal)

    Hi gabriele.pe,

    it simple. make sure if you are connected each other (have the same IP range, for example both of you have ip address 192.168.1.xx).

    First, create your DB then extract your WordPress to your htdocs folder.
    Then, create a new tab on your browser access your localhost with url: 192.168.1.xx/wordpress (this is your IP address).

    Install WordPress with that url and your friend can access it too.

    Or if you already install your WordPress, you can go to WordPress dashboard > Settings > General. You will see if there are WordPress and Website url. Change the value with your IP address (192.168.1.xx/wordpress)

    Hi rjkingman,

    To start up your XAMPP, you can go to XAMPP folder and double click on file xampp_start.exe

    Hi rivercity2,

    it simple. make sure if you are connected each other (have the same IP range, for example both of you have ip address 192.168.1.xx).

    First, create your DB then extract your WordPress to your htdocs folder.
    Then, create a new tab on your browser access your localhost with url: 192.168.1.xx/wordpress (this is your IP address).

    Install WordPress with that url and your friend can access it too.

    Or if you already install your WordPress, you can go to WordPress dashboard > Settings > General. You will see if there are WordPress and Website url. Change the value with your IP address (192.168.1.xx/wordpress)

    Forum: Localhost Installs
    In reply to: New to WordPress

    Hi minesh1234,

    it simple. make sure if you are connected each other (have the same IP range, for example both of you have ip address 192.168.1.xx).

    First, create your DB then extract your WordPress to your htdocs folder.
    Then, create a new tab on your browser access your localhost with url: 192.168.1.xx/wordpress (this is your IP address).

    Install WordPress with that url and your friend can access it too.

    Or if you already install your WordPress, you can go to WordPress dashboard > Settings > General. You will see if there are WordPress and Website url. Change the value with your IP address (192.168.1.xx/wordpress)

    Hi howarddrive,

    To installing WordPress on localhost, you shouldn’t edit/create a new wp-config.php file (it will be generated automatically).

    So please extract a new WordPress to your htdocs folder then access it by url: localhost/wordpress

    it will displaying the install wizard, you can fill your DB information (username, password, db name) there

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