284 results for «WordPress» (page 20 of 29)
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Google Tag Manager and tracking pixels: adding them without slowing your site
The short answer: Google Tag Manager is a dashboard where you keep, in one place, the tracking codes of your site (statistics, ad pixels, chat buttons). You put a single…
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Fixing “Allowed memory size exhausted”
The full message reads “Allowed memory size of … bytes exhausted (tried to allocate … bytes)”. It means a single request tried to use more memory than PHP’s memory_limit allows.…
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Moving a database to another account or server
Export the database from the source, create an empty database and user at the destination, import the file and point the application at the new connection details. What always changes…
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The site moved but something is broken: what each symptom points to
After a move, each error almost always has one typical cause. Instead of redoing everything, read the symptom, go to the most likely cause and confirm it in the error…
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A website form that is safe and spam-free: honeypot, captcha and validation
The short answer: a form is a door that anyone, and any robot, can try. To keep it spam-free, add a trap field (a honeypot) and, if needed, a captcha.…
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Disk space nearly full on your hosting plan: what to delete first, step by step
The short answer: when space gets close to the limit, start with what weighs a lot and is not needed: full backups left inside the account, the File Manager trash,…
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How to find your browser, operating system and PHP version before you write to support
When a problem only happens on one computer, in one browser or after an update, the next question is always “which version do you have?”. Answering in the first ticket…
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Off-site backups: sending a copy to cloud storage, an S3 bucket or Google Drive
An off-site copy is the one that survives losing the account. There are five ways to get one out: a WordPress backup plugin with a cloud destination, a backup program…
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cURL error 28, 7 and 6 in PHP: timeout, connection refused and could not resolve host
When your site calls an outside service (a payment, an API, an update) and it fails, PHP returns a cURL error number. The three most seen say different things: 6,…
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ModSecurity and web application firewalls: what they do, and what to do when one blocks you
The short answer: a web application firewall (WAF) reads every request reaching your site and refuses the ones shaped like an attack. ModSecurity is the best-known engine, and it is…





