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White Screen of Death Error (WSOD)
Sometimes when WordPress encounters a fatal error, it will be unable to render any part of your page, presenting a blank white screen instead. If your WordPress site looks like the blank white page...
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Unexpected End of File Error
Unexpected End of File errors can occur when a file doesn’t have the proper closing tags. Sometimes this error can present itself as the white screen of death, or a 500 error. In this article we will...
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Fixing the “Error Establishing Database Connection” Error
Encountering a database connection error can be frustrating, because it prevents access to the site–including the WordPress Admin Dashboard! In this article, learn what causes the Error establishing a...
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Disable Plugins and Change Theme from phpMyAdmin
Deactivating plugins and changing themes is typically done easily from the WP Admin dashboard. However, if an error prevents access to the wp-admin dashboard, plugins and theme can be disabled from...
View ArticleTroubleshooting a WordPress Website
Troubleshooting is the technique of ruling out factors until the cause of the issue can be determined. Learning how to troubleshoot a WordPress as an essential process for successful website...
View ArticleWordPress and Admin AJAX
AJAX is a powerful tool that allows a website to extend its functionality and create a more seamless end-user experience. All AJAX calls in WordPress route through the same location, called Admin...
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Access Logs and Common Errors
HTTP response codes are returned by the server to indicate how a request was received. The first digit of the error code indicates the class of the error. For example; a 2xx response is a success...
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Site Monitoring
WP Engine monitors your server for uptime and outages, however if you’re looking to monitor an individual website for errors the Site Monitoring add-on is available. Site Monitoring is a paid add-on...
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Test for MySQL 8 Compatibility
WordPress relies on the robust and widely-used MySQL database to store and manage a website’s data. To ensure the best performance, security, and compatibility, it is essential to keep database...
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Allowed Memory Size Error
If you are using WordPress to perform tasks which consume a large amount of Memory (RAM) to complete, you may run into errors due to the amount of Memory required for the task. This article will...
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