Could anyone advise how I can reverse my wordpress website to how it is a day earlier? I have messed up with the content of my webpage and now I cannot restore back to how it was earlier. Now I have an empty home page with no content, and I wanted to restore and get my content back.

Thanks for the help,

Nancy

Is meta values are updated directly to the database? And that is why the code to update the meta fields are not working for revision only?

Please guide me on this.

Thanks
Tristup

I have a Woocommerce shop. For few products, when I edit them, they revert to their first revision automatically after about ~4-20 min of the edit.

I checked the database and realized that this changes are made by a user of 0 id (post_author of posts table = 0) and the rest of product info like main picture or gallery images remain unchanged. I mean only posts table gets new record of revision of post_author=0.

I made a new role named Site Admin and has post edit permission. The Reverting products are made and edited by that role and get revert automatically BUT if I edit posts with Administrator role, they remain unchanged.

I don’t know if it is a normal/hidden behavior of WordPress or not or what schedule should I check or if I missed a setting or permission to give to the Site Admin role.

https://myaccount.google.com/security?hl=es

Parece que comprime también el backend, porque algunos bloques no funcionan bien con el activado, sobre todos los bloques de terceros, seria interesante que comprimiera solo para la parte del frontend, o solo para usuarios no registrados. Como lo hacen otros plugins de cache.

Por favor traducir esto, ya que mi ingles no es del todo bueno.

Gracias y Saludos

public function isYandexUserAgent() {
	return preg_match( '#.*Yandex.*#', $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] );
}

to

public function isYandexUserAgent() {
	if(!isset($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']))
		return false;
	return preg_match( '#.*Yandex.*#', $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] );
}

On site A, a revision is recorded every time you change the contents of the custom field, but
On site B, changing the custom field is not recorded in the revision.

If you change fields other than ACF (title, body, etc.), revisions are accumulated from 2 to 3.
At that time, when you look at the first revision, all the contents registered in ACF are recorded.
In other words, the first time is recorded, but the second and subsequent revisions are not recorded.

Not sure if it’s related, but
Site A uses the standard WordPress post (post),
Site B supports this by adding a revision function to the custom post type.

If you know the cause, I would appreciate it if you could teach me.