Some wp-admin folder file deleted when Wordpress upgrade2019 Community Moderator Election Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern) 2019 Moderator Election Q&A - QuestionnaireRemoving the “Your backup folder MIGHT be visible to the public” Message Generated by the WP-DBManager Plugin500 error after updateDo extra plugin files get deleted during an upgrade?Prevent wordpress from updating language filesUnder which circumstances is the .maintenance file not deleted?Can't update database after wordpress update from 3.8.1 to 4.4.1Theme update deleted my custom pageManually updating Wordpress filesUpdating modified templatesBlank Wordpress admin/dashboard (7 updates pending)
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Some wp-admin folder file deleted when Wordpress upgrade
2019 Community Moderator Election
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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2019 Moderator Election Q&A - QuestionnaireRemoving the “Your backup folder MIGHT be visible to the public” Message Generated by the WP-DBManager Plugin500 error after updateDo extra plugin files get deleted during an upgrade?Prevent wordpress from updating language filesUnder which circumstances is the .maintenance file not deleted?Can't update database after wordpress update from 3.8.1 to 4.4.1Theme update deleted my custom pageManually updating Wordpress filesUpdating modified templatesBlank Wordpress admin/dashboard (7 updates pending)
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We upgrading Wordpress then some custom files deleted from wp-admin folder. but theme/template file not deleted.
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We upgrading Wordpress then some custom files deleted from wp-admin folder. but theme/template file not deleted.
updates
edited Apr 2 at 11:13
fuxia♦
93.3k13186367
asked Apr 2 at 5:44
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What kind of "custom files"? Have you modified WordPress core?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 5:54
@KrzysiekDróżdż, we create some custom file ie. custom contact us form report from admin
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 5:57
And have you put these files in wp-admin directory?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 6:01
@KrzysiekDróżdż, yes
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 6:02
@Soundararajanm don't put any custom files in wp-admin or wp-includes directories. Create a site-based plugin for this. Please follow this guide for creating plugin : codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin
– Serkan Algur
Apr 2 at 6:07
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We upgrading Wordpress then some custom files deleted from wp-admin folder. but theme/template file not deleted.
updates
edited Apr 2 at 11:13
fuxia♦
93.3k13186367
asked Apr 2 at 5:44
Soundararajan mSoundararajan m
61
We upgrading Wordpress then some custom files deleted from wp-admin folder. but theme/template file not deleted.
updates
updates
edited Apr 2 at 11:13
fuxia♦
93.3k13186367
asked Apr 2 at 5:44
Soundararajan mSoundararajan m
61
edited Apr 2 at 11:13
fuxia♦
93.3k13186367
asked Apr 2 at 5:44
Soundararajan mSoundararajan m
61
edited Apr 2 at 11:13
fuxia♦
93.3k13186367
edited Apr 2 at 11:13
fuxia♦
93.3k13186367
edited Apr 2 at 11:13
fuxia♦
93.3k13186367
93.3k13186367
asked Apr 2 at 5:44
Soundararajan mSoundararajan m
61
asked Apr 2 at 5:44
Soundararajan mSoundararajan m
61
asked Apr 2 at 5:44
Soundararajan mSoundararajan m
61
61
What kind of "custom files"? Have you modified WordPress core?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 5:54
@KrzysiekDróżdż, we create some custom file ie. custom contact us form report from admin
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 5:57
And have you put these files in wp-admin directory?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 6:01
@KrzysiekDróżdż, yes
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 6:02
@Soundararajanm don't put any custom files in wp-admin or wp-includes directories. Create a site-based plugin for this. Please follow this guide for creating plugin : codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin
– Serkan Algur
Apr 2 at 6:07
add a comment |
What kind of "custom files"? Have you modified WordPress core?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 5:54
@KrzysiekDróżdż, we create some custom file ie. custom contact us form report from admin
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 5:57
And have you put these files in wp-admin directory?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 6:01
@KrzysiekDróżdż, yes
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 6:02
@Soundararajanm don't put any custom files in wp-admin or wp-includes directories. Create a site-based plugin for this. Please follow this guide for creating plugin : codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin
– Serkan Algur
Apr 2 at 6:07
What kind of "custom files"? Have you modified WordPress core?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 5:54
What kind of "custom files"? Have you modified WordPress core?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 5:54
@KrzysiekDróżdż, we create some custom file ie. custom contact us form report from admin
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 5:57
@KrzysiekDróżdż, we create some custom file ie. custom contact us form report from admin
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 5:57
And have you put these files in wp-admin directory?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 6:01
And have you put these files in wp-admin directory?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 6:01
@KrzysiekDróżdż, yes
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 6:02
@KrzysiekDróżdż, yes
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 6:02
@Soundararajanm don't put any custom files in wp-admin or wp-includes directories. Create a site-based plugin for this. Please follow this guide for creating plugin : codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin
– Serkan Algur
Apr 2 at 6:07
@Soundararajanm don't put any custom files in wp-admin or wp-includes directories. Create a site-based plugin for this. Please follow this guide for creating plugin : codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin
– Serkan Algur
Apr 2 at 6:07
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Both wp-includes and wp-admin folders contain core files of WordPress. You should never modify any of them, because it is crucial for WP to be able to change these folders during updates.
Almost the same is true for all WP files placed in root folder - wp-config.php is the only file that WP won’t overwrite for sure.
All your custom code should be placed in wp-content folder. But... To be more precise - the theme files should go into wp-content/themes and they should only define how the site looks, and all other functions should be coded as plugins and placed in wp-content/plugins.
And yes - if you modify any of core directories/files, then you’ll face this problem of overwriting after every update of WP.
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Both wp-includes and wp-admin folders contain core files of WordPress. You should never modify any of them, because it is crucial for WP to be able to change these folders during updates.
Almost the same is true for all WP files placed in root folder - wp-config.php is the only file that WP won’t overwrite for sure.
All your custom code should be placed in wp-content folder. But... To be more precise - the theme files should go into wp-content/themes and they should only define how the site looks, and all other functions should be coded as plugins and placed in wp-content/plugins.
And yes - if you modify any of core directories/files, then you’ll face this problem of overwriting after every update of WP.
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Both wp-includes and wp-admin folders contain core files of WordPress. You should never modify any of them, because it is crucial for WP to be able to change these folders during updates.
Almost the same is true for all WP files placed in root folder - wp-config.php is the only file that WP won’t overwrite for sure.
All your custom code should be placed in wp-content folder. But... To be more precise - the theme files should go into wp-content/themes and they should only define how the site looks, and all other functions should be coded as plugins and placed in wp-content/plugins.
And yes - if you modify any of core directories/files, then you’ll face this problem of overwriting after every update of WP.
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Both wp-includes and wp-admin folders contain core files of WordPress. You should never modify any of them, because it is crucial for WP to be able to change these folders during updates.
Almost the same is true for all WP files placed in root folder - wp-config.php is the only file that WP won’t overwrite for sure.
All your custom code should be placed in wp-content folder. But... To be more precise - the theme files should go into wp-content/themes and they should only define how the site looks, and all other functions should be coded as plugins and placed in wp-content/plugins.
And yes - if you modify any of core directories/files, then you’ll face this problem of overwriting after every update of WP.
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Both wp-includes and wp-admin folders contain core files of WordPress. You should never modify any of them, because it is crucial for WP to be able to change these folders during updates.
Almost the same is true for all WP files placed in root folder - wp-config.php is the only file that WP won’t overwrite for sure.
All your custom code should be placed in wp-content folder. But... To be more precise - the theme files should go into wp-content/themes and they should only define how the site looks, and all other functions should be coded as plugins and placed in wp-content/plugins.
And yes - if you modify any of core directories/files, then you’ll face this problem of overwriting after every update of WP.
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What kind of "custom files"? Have you modified WordPress core?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 5:54
@KrzysiekDróżdż, we create some custom file ie. custom contact us form report from admin
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 5:57
And have you put these files in wp-admin directory?
– Krzysiek Dróżdż
Apr 2 at 6:01
@KrzysiekDróżdż, yes
– Soundararajan m
Apr 2 at 6:02
@Soundararajanm don't put any custom files in wp-admin or wp-includes directories. Create a site-based plugin for this. Please follow this guide for creating plugin : codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin
– Serkan Algur
Apr 2 at 6:07