I made it. Ubuntu home server. Apache2. It does not accept https: wirhout warnings, but http: is OK, even with a stamp ‘Not secure’ I wrote some lines about Apache2 configuration below. You find it with ‘Search’.
Excellent tutorial! Setting up Amazon SES can seem complicated for beginners, but this guide breaks the process down into clear and easy-to-follow steps. I especially appreciate the practical explanations and configuration details that help…
In reply to Justin Kruit. Hi Justin! You should be able to do the above, by excluding WooCommerce tables, so the rest of the DB could be used for migration, unless I’m unaware of WooCommerce storing some data in wp_posts and wp_postmeta.
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Thanks for this post, this is actually something we’re struggling with soon! So what about if you have a development/staging environment of a big woocommerce shop, have edited plugins, theme and page content, but nothing with the orders and…
Modern development workflows have mostly solved the file problem. We use Git to version our themes and plugins, and we use CI/CD pipelines to deploy those files to staging and production. But for many teams, the database remains a manual, h…
I love your article, but there are a couple of things worth addressing: The "get_all_product_ids()" function fetches all matching IDs from MySQL into a PHP array before any iteration begins. For 500,000+ products, this means tens of megabyt…
Does this sound familiar? You need to update a custom field for 50,000 products or refactor user metadata across a massive membership site. You write a clean PHP script, drop it into a template or a hook, and hit refresh. Thirty seconds lat…
In reply to arvydasj. Here is what Gemini said: To manage certificates in Firefox on Android, you must first install the certificate into the Android system user store, then enable "Use third party CA certificates" within Firefox’s Secret S…
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