These instructions for creating a WordPress Staging Site on GoDaddy assume that you have an existing WordPress website and you want to create a copy which will be used for testing an upgrade, testing a new plugin, etc. There are plugins that can help duplicate a
Recently a client bought a new domain name and wanted the existing WordPress site to change its domain to use the new one instead of the current one. After much research, I created and followed a plan for changing the URL of a WordPress website. Here
I started getting the following errors on the frontend of a WordPress site: Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 12288 bytes) in /home/aginginoudoun/public_html/wp-admin/includes/theme.php on line 523 Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3072 bytes) in
I was working on an existing website one day, and the next day, I get Connection Timed Out errors while trying to view the site. I could view other sites just fine. It seemed to be just this one site. After some research, it appeared that
Recently a client contacted me about having difficulty logging in to the dashboard of their WordPress website. Sure enough, each time I attempted to log in, a 'Connection was Reset' message was displayed by the browser. The frontend of the site displayed correctly. Upon closer
While working on a WordPress site hosted on GoDaddy recently, I kept getting a Connection Reset Error when trying to save a page. The page had over 100 links to documents, so I thought it might have something to do with that. There were no
I recently had a client who wanted to host a new WordPress site in her Network Solutions account. Since her existing hosting plan allowed her to host multiple sites, I created a folder for the new domain. To install WordPress, go to Toolbox, then View the
This may happen when the website (ex: mysite.com) is hosted in one account and the domain and email are hosted in a separate account. A php script that sends email (to an address that is on mysite.com such as info@mysite.com) will not know that the
Here is another example of an email scam (I've also received very similar letters in the regular mail too). It looks very official and has a sense of urgency (failure to respond may result in the cancellation of this offer!). If you read carefully, you
I encourage my clients to forward any suspicious-looking emails to me so I can check them out, especially when the email references hosting, domains, or email. Yesterday a client forwarded one which read "We noticed your mail box which is running very slow and requires capacity