We are not displaying the Search box on our site.
Can I further disable the Search Site Crawler in Scheduled Jobs to improve performance since I am not displaying the Search box? Will it cause any other impact?
You can disable Search Site Crawler in Host > Scheduler if you do not plan to use Search.
On top of disabling I would suggest to clean up the search related tables as well by running the following script:
Delete SearchItemWordPosition
go
Delete SearchItemWord
go
Delete SearchItem
go
Delete SearchWord
go
Delete SearchIndexer
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i am novice to the laravel.I need to do functionality like click the delete link the data is delete in the web page but it should not delete in the database.I already search in the google but did not get any idea.Can any one suggest for this?
Advance Thanks
There are two approaches that you can do:
You may add an "enabled" boolean field in the database table so that if the user clicks "Delete" on the front-end, you can just set it to "0" (false). Then filter out the view w/ only "enabled" entries.
You may utilize JavaScript for this by setting the it as "visible:false".
Am working with a affliate management site developed in drupal 7
Actually what I want to do is to assign the company users to another company while we delete a company.
We can assign the users to another company via bulk operation.
But how can we achieve the same while we delete a company.
Can any one help me to solve this issue?
Drupal version :7.X
Now:
When we click on edit , there is a popup come with a delete button in the end of page.
When we click on delete button it will take users to delete confirmation page. once click on the delete button in confirmation page, data get deleted.
Requirement:
We need to show the same bulk operation drop down in the delete confirmation window.
Can anyone please suggest how can we achieve this task.
The hook that is responsible for the confirmation step is node_delete_confirm and for deletion node_delete_confirm_submit.
So you have to create a rules action like the one you have but it will run on the "before deleting a node" event. There are some useful issues for this.
Alternatively, there is a module that hooks into the deletion process of nodes: Predelete.
Google document says "selecting the 'Delete...' option from the project drop-down menu"
https://developers.google.com/console/help/#deletingaproject
But I cannot find this Delete option from the drop-down menu...
The documenation you are referring to uses this other console https://code.google.com/apis/console/
On the left you will find the dropdown menu.
The snapshot you have shown is of new UI of console, from that UI you won't be able to delete project.
Sebastian Kreft has given the link click on it that will load old view of console and at left you will see project options to delete.
However this will not physically delete your application you will still have option to un-delete the project.
I'm currently working with a client right now that clicked to update a plugin on WordPress. He's unaware of what plugin it was that he updated because he's clicked update in the past for other plugins and they just updated, so he paid little attention to what it was he clicked.
His site is still up, but when I try to get into the back end using /wp-admin I'm hit with a message that states:
Database Update Required
WordPress has been updated! Before we send you on your way, we have to update your database to the newest version.
The update process may take a little while, so please be patient.
Update Wordpress Database
When I click on the button that says "Update WordPress Database" it does nothing. The browser spins and then shows me a blank white page with Wordpress at the top. I'm at a loss because I can't even login, it doesn't give me the option.
Any thoughts on what is happening? Thanks a bunch in advance for the assistance.
This is due to a missmatch between the databases versions you said you are using in the settings.
Please follow this steps:
Go to /wp-include/ folder and open the version.php.
Find the value for $wp_db_version, and write it down.
Now, open your database, check in the table called wp_options
Find the db_version value:
SELECT option_value FROM yourdatabase.wp_options WHERE option_name = 'db_version';
Those two values must be the same. Change it in the version.php file, not the database.
Source: http://wpquestions.com/question/showChrono/id/4151
Restarting php-fpm service helped me, it clears cache on restart
sudo service php5-fpm restart
Hope that helps some folks out there.
Try clearing your browser cache
The option db_upgraded isn’t getting set by the upgrade process.
Try this: go to /wp-admin/options.php. Fill the field db_upgraded with a 0 (zero). Hit Save Changes.
This is due to a missmatch between the databases versions you said you are using in the settings.
Please follow this steps:
Go to /wp-include/ folder and open the version.php.
Find the value for $wp_db_version, and write it down.
Open your database, check in the table called wp_options
Find the db_version value:
SELECT option_value FROM yourdatabase.wp_options WHERE option_name = 'db_version';
Those two values must be the same. Change it in the version.php file, not the database.
I'm using Drupal Commerce and creating pages with those products through views.
I would like to be able to search for any of the products and any of their descriptions and have the search results link to those views pages.
I'm currently exploring Search by Page and it's kind of working but it only searches on the page title and doesn't search substrings. I'm downloading and trying everything! Maybe i just need the right combo.
Has anyone dealt with this?
Thanks!
You can use the option "Search: search terms" from filter settings. For this option you have to enable core Search module.
Its searches from Title, Description also we can set "contains" criteria to search any matched data.
Cheers!!!