Mastering Data Insertion with $wpdb insert: Add a New Row to Your WordPress Database!

Dive deep into the heart of WordPress development with our step-by-step tutorial on how to use the $wpdb insert function to add new rows to your database. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a WordPress enthusiast looking to expand your skillset, this video will guide you through the process of data insertion with ease. Don't forget to hit 'Subscribe' for more WordPress tips and tricks!
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[@thebilalafsar]

Hey Joshua! Can you make a tutorial on speeding up WordPress sites? Teach us how to hit a 90%+ Google Page Speed score and pass Core Web Vitals, not just by installing plugins. Your content rocks. Sending love from India!❤

[@nikola93n]

Nice! New video! I'm so like it Joshua. Thank you.

[@jherbison]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@ibrahimkahlil2469]

what sftp extension do you use in vs code? please let usd know about it. cause ftp extension is the most important extension for a wordpress developer in VS code.

[@jherbison]

Thank you for asking. It is currently SFTP v1.16.3 by Natizyskunk natan-fourie.fr It works great..

[@al-morshedtours2161]

How to create custom reset password page in wordpress , and custmoize the retrieve password email message sent by wordpress. Thanks in advance

[@user-vx7di2cf1p]

My wordpress website keep crashing. Day by day we have to reset the server and then import the backup again. I tried everything like deactivating and activating plugins or themes even in cpanel but it still crashes. It works for a day when I reset and again get the error back. This is news to me, to all the websites I built on wordpress, this is the first time its happening like this. Please help

[@jherbison]

Do you have any server crons or wordpress crons running? If a cron takes longer than a minute to process, and it is set to run every minute they could be overlapping and causing the site to slow down and after several are overlapping, it could lock up the server. I would also check if there is any code that is in a infinite loop.. May a for() loop with no end. I would also check for error logs. Depending on the server, if an error log gets too large for the server to handle (typically 2GB), then the server will freeze when trying to open and write to that error log. When you reset, you are probably removing that error log and the server is fine. But as the day goes on, too many errors are being written and the site crashes. Hope that helps!