by admin | Mar 6, 2016 | Blog, Update, WP Database Backup
Uses mysqldump for faster back ups if they are available. MySQL is one of the most popular database management systems for the development of interactive Websites that need to utilize persistent data sources. As with all other popular database management systems, MySQL offers several methods to backup your important data. In this version backup your databases using the mysqldump utility that comes with MySQL. What is mysqldump? The mysqldump utility is a console-driven executable that lets us specify a host of options to backup a database to an external resource, such as a file, or even a completely different MySQL server running on the other side of the world! I’m using the word “backup” rather loosely here, because MySQL doesn’t actually backup our data per se. Rather, it creates a set of “CREATE TABLE” and “INSERT INTO” commands that can be executed against a MySQL server to re-create our database(s). The mysqldump utility can usually be found in c:mysqlbin on Windows operating systems, and in the /usr/local/mysql/bin directory on Unix/Linux systems where MySQL is installed. The mysqldump utility accepts several command-line arguments that you can use to change the way your databases are backed up. In its simplest form, the mysqldump utility can be used like this: mysqldump ---user [user name] ---password=[password] [database name] > [dump file] The mysqldump utility is one of many ways to backup your MySQL databases. It has a wide range of options, is flexible, fast. If you run a Website that uses a MySQL database, then you should make sure that your database is being backed up on a daily...
by admin | Sep 20, 2015 | Blog
It may sound far-fetched, but it happens more often than you think. There are plenty of causes for website failure, including: Your website gets infected with malware, so your host takes care of the problem by shutting down your site. Your credit card quietly expired and your payment for hosting didn’t go through, so your host deletes your account. A fire, flood, blackout, or security breach affects the data center that houses your server. Your host accidentally deletes your files (yes, this unfortunately happens more often than you’d think). A misplaced comma in your website’s code brings your whole website down, but you can’t find where the problem lies. Why your host’s backups aren’t enough If you’re relying on your web host’s backups to protect your site for you, you may be out of luck when disaster strikes. They may promise backups on their front page, but look carefully at the terms of service. You’ll notice that most hosts put the ultimate responsibility and liability for backups solely on the customer — you. And even if you’re paying extra for guaranteed backups, guess where they’re stored? If something happens to the company or their datacenters, there goes all your data, including your guaranteed backups. If you don’t want to lose countless hours of work, you need to have full backups of your website ready to be restored when you need them. There are tons of WordPress backup plugins out there, but many of them only create partial backups of your website. They may backup your database, but what about all the images you painstakingly created, or your customized theme...
by admin | Sep 19, 2015 | Blog
Why DropBox ? You can of course backup your site offsite to any other internet connected service. And this is likely the recommended for corporate or commercial sites. Since most commercial sites likely will have multiple locations simply setup a SFTP server or other secured server and push backups periodically and automatically to that location. For personal or non-commercial sites, where cost is a concern and the site is relatively small, a solution like Dropbox (with its 2GB storage limit), should suffice. WP ALL Backup is a plugin for WordPress that automatically uploads a backup of your entire website, including all files and its database, to Dropbox. The plugin’s simple interface and It has been created to give you peace of mind that your website is backed up on a regular basis. In order to use the plugin you will need a Dropbox account. Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them...
by admin | Sep 15, 2015 | Blog
I have search many support plugin for WPSeeds support and finally found most popular WP Support Plus plugin. The plugin works great, installation and configuration are very simple, and customization is a breeze. It seems like a very nice and clean plug-in so far. It is great for someone who needs something quickly and make it up. And most important is No need Third Party Support Services. This plugin adds to WordPress the features of a complete ticket system with 100% responsive and 100% Ajax functionality. This allows users to submit tickets to report problems or get support on whatever you want. Users can set the status, priority and category of each ticket. This one adds a ticketing system where users can submit a ticket to get support. The users can set the status, priority, and category of each ticket. Tickets can be submitted through the admin panel or through the frontend. They can attach files to the tickets and to email. It adds a nice dashboard that’s intuitive to use. The dashboard shows you the tickets along with their subject, status, when it was submitted, etc. You can click on each ticket to handle it. You can also sort the tickets by status, type, category, and priority. There is a search feature so you can search through them to see history or find something specific. And you can create a ticket form this dashboard if you want to create it yourself. There is also a tab for Agents where you can set the agent’s signature. You create the support page by choosing the page or post from a dropdown list and then...
by admin | Sep 11, 2015 | Blog
Recently I have move client site from local server to live server and after success deploy site from local lo live server and got an unexpected error on new WordPress websites. It showed blank white page on “wp-admin” and below error on “wp-login.php” page: “ERROR: Cookies are blocked due to unexpected output. For help, please see this documentation or try the support forums.” After getting the error fixed, I thought of sharing the solution with all you out there. Solution of any problem is to understand its reason. The main reason for the above error in WordPress is that one of the active plugins or files like functions.php or any other theme file produces unexpected output, that results in a “headers already sent” warning and consequently preventing WordPress from setting the test cookie on the system. For fix this issue check your log file(debug.log) When checking your error log file, check the error logs for the date, you started to get the error. In error messages check if it says anything like: “Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at”) and then go to file path (file path :in debug log file) check where is the issue. some time due to white space end of the file or closing php (?>) tag causes this issue. remove the white space end of the file and check. After this refresh your WordPress login page for your website and it will show you the login page without any error. It worked for me; however in some cases it can be plugin issue and renaming plugins folder can help. But before making...
by admin | Sep 10, 2015 | Blog
I recently worked on a project where the client wanted to move demo WordPress site within a subfolder of the main site. The main WordPress site is a WordPress directory website. The new second site is a magazine with a different identity. Normally, you put your demo in a subfolder like example.com/demo, and you can easily create a different look for that section. This is a scenario where you need a different WordPress instance or when you need completely independent from the main WordPress installation. Here is a link to an article in the Codex. WordPress in it Own Directory. It is a bit confusing so We have develop new WP ALL Backup Plus plugin to do this. WP ALL Backup Plus gives you the tools you need to quickly and easily clone a WordPress site for rapid deployment elsewhere. You could move your WordPress website to a new domain, new host, new server – all with a single tool that does the job for you in a couple of minutes. If your main WP site is at http://www.example.com you would like to install the second one to run in http://www.example.com/demo Follow below step to move site in subfolder using WP ALL Backup Plus : Create Backup :Dashboard->WP ALL Backup. Click on sub menu WP ALL Backup and click on Create New Backup button (Make sure that you have select Backup type “Both Database and files”) Download backup file (zip) and Installer file (install.php) from backup listing. Create New Database for site2 (Create new user for database and give/grant all permission for this user also keep database information). Upload backup file...
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