In WordPress, there is a global object called $wpdb which is used to interact with your WordPress database. $wpdb also stores the correct names for all the WordPress tables. To call the table names, you can use these variables: $wpdb->posts; // Returns the name of of the posts table. $wpdb->postmeta; // Returns the name of the post meta table. $wpdb->commentmeta; // Returns the name of

Perfect way to allow others to use your content or you can use to place an ad on your own site. It really does not have to be a WordPress site! Here is the widget source that we will call hello-world.php: <div style=" display:table; border:3px solid #ccc; border-radius:.5em; padding:.5em; margin:0 auto;"> We say: <?php echo "Hello World"; ?> </div> To deliver the above content,

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So you forgot your WordPress password... Login to hosting control panel Go to PhpMyAdmin Click on your WordPress database and view list of tables in the database. Locate the 'wp_users' table. If you have changed the table prefix during the WordPress installation, then look for 'prefix_wp_users' table. Click on the browse link next to it. You should now see entries in your WordPress users table.