mihannsell

please refer to this: https://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/198/enabling-ssl-https-protocol-with-xampp-in-a-local-php-project

I think you’re mixing things…
Your hosting company can’t use PHP 4.7.3 – it’s ancient version.
And your hosting company can’t use Xampp is 7.1.1 – xampp is not for hosting companies.
What is the url of your local websites? You wrote you have 3 websites.

If the php version on the public server is 7+ than the problem is in your xampp.
Try to install it again and I think you should install the WordPress in a subdirectory like C:\xampp\htdocs\website\.

Also you can try another package for local development, like local by flywheel https://local.getflywheel.com/

I assume that those themes you tried to install are php7 compatible.

Did you install your WordPress directly under C:\xampp\htdocs\ ?

Xampp version 3.2.2 – this is a version number of control panel.
the php version you can get from https://localhost/dashboard/phpinfo.php

I found something similar here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/new-4-7-4-fails-with-php-fatal-error-redefinition-of-parameter-display/

for sure this is related to the xampp. do you have the latest version? which php version are you using on local server?

Hello Drachsi,
which themes are you trying to install?

Well yes, but it also needs a concept.
I browsed entire code, and there’s not much to improve. Of course you can add features, but this is not supposed to be a alternative to Laravel or Symfony.
It allows us to build plugin for WordPress that relies on a data structure that doesn’t fit genuine WordPress data structure (which is build around the posts).
Moreover – we can use MVC.
That’s what it is.
I think that the better idea would be to focus on reusable modules. Like helpers, like e-mail module, and so on. I don’t think that those component should be placed within the wp-mvc core.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by mihannsell.

Well it turned out that IdP requires AuthnRequest to be sent via HTTP-POST, but this plugin seems to do it via HTTP-GET.
Is there any chance to set this to POST?

Do you expect to notice any changes via FTP after publishing the post?
Assuming that you browse the correct location via FTP you potentially find new files uploaded in ../wp-content/uploads, but only if you attached media to the post or added featured image.

Hi,
did you install WordPress manually or by some kind of one-click-installer. They often add custom jQuery code, or Must Use Plugins (check if you have ‘mu-plugins’ in ../wp-content folder)

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by mihannsell.