Jon (Kenshino)

Perhaps you’re not facing a malware but a cronjob that someone wrote.

Just a guess.

The first parameter asks for the ‘time’ that you want the function to run for the first….. for a lack of a better word, time.

So basically you have told your function to run the first tine in March 28 2015.

Use time() if you want it to start nnow.

Read https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_schedule_event

Dear Tien Nguyen,

As what catacaustic said, your 2 likely choices are – use rewrite API or programatically create the page.

I cannot currently visualise a way whereby a permalink can exist but not be linked to a page, post-type or a template. All of which requires some sort of an existence in wp-admin

On major plugins, as I see you posting in WooCommerce, you will see that pages are created too.

Perhaps convince your client that the page must be created, and EDIT your page admin listing columns to simply not show the page.

That can be done.

The proper way would be for the theme upon activation to programatically create the page.

Read this – https://tommcfarlin.com/programmatically-create-a-post-in-wordpress/

Just replace post-type from post to page.

I already explained in my previous answer how you can go about it.

To answer your question directly,

Make sure you have Pretty Permalinks enabled – https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Permalinks
Then just create a page called buynow and make sure the slug (permalink) right below the title is also called buynow.

You’re mistaking ‘Creating a Page’ in WordPress to being a Static process.

When you create a page, you are also essentially creating a working permalink.

Therefore /buynow/ would not go into 404.

In any case, a page that is created on a CMS can hardly be counted as static.

Exactly what does static mean to you? You’re confusing.

If you somehow want to hide the contents from the user, simply put any code you need into a page template and then set the page in wp-admin to use that template.

See https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Page_Templates

Instead of asking such a generic question, be clear on what you want to do.

Whether a page is static or not depends on whether you are writing dynamic code.

WordPress is a Content Management System. You can do anything with it.

So what do you want to do?

Hello,

Are your 2 sites (i’m assuming you have 2 from my understanding) both on the same hosting account?

Your gmail could simply be rejecting the password reset emails because your mailserver is either improperly setup, or blacklisted, or your webserver & mail servers are on different ips.

Try following the instruction at https://www.butlerblog.com/2012/09/23/testing-the-wp_mail-function/ and see if you can determine if the mails are going out, but simply getting rejected by gmail.

Hey,

The global option turns it off for new posts/pages.

However, old post/pages would still have it enabled individually.

Go into the post edit screen, and if you do not see a comment area, look at the top right hand corner for ‘Screen Options’. Enable Discussions to show you the options to disable comments.

Cheers!

Have you asked your host?

This is nothing WordPress is doing.

How are you linking it to your site?

You can probably set the cookies to expire earlier……..

https://wpsnippy.com/custom-login-cookie-expiration-in-wordpress-blog/

Although your real problem lies with your host. Did some checking and it seems like LiteSpeed is the issue.

You’d probably not see such problems with WordPress on Apache

Probably can do that with some fairly complex jQuery + CSS combo.

It probably won’t be as smooth and I forsee it taking up huge resources and crashing the browser.

It is also probably why this site did the design in Flash.

Perhaps it might be worth telling your client that Flash doesn’t work in iOS.

It’s gonna be intensive trying to duplicate that ??

Why are you not using WordPress’ page functions? They can contain the html lines that you are using in your html file, possibly through the use of Custom Templates.

WordPress will not protect non-wordpress files, simply because it doesn’t know it’s not there.

Use WordPress for what it is, a Content Management System and you’ll have a more secure and yet easier time.

You probably have to code for this.

https://docs.woothemes.com/wc-apidocs/class-WC_Cart.html

You can use the WC_Cart and use it’s public function empty_cart

So something like $woocommerce->cart->empty_cart();

For that to work, you will need to hook to AJAX on a html button that will run the php line above.

Although, in my mind, the better way to do it is to educate your client – and tell them that the cart page can be renamed – Service Overview or something like that.

End users will know what they are basically using is an e-commerce system, and not being to find a cart function is poor user experience ??