Such errors are caused by missing/corrupt WordPress files. From a user standpoint, you can restore the site from a backup or overwrite all the files with the original files. WordPress critical error message There has been a critical error on…
Finding out where a package is located can be useful sometimes. In our example, we will consider the wp-cli package. We had on a server three installations of wp-cli. One was installed by default by cPanel, another two were installed…
Even if WordPress is a very mature script, sometimes file issues can appear. In this post, we will discuss missing or altered WordPress files' issues. How to fix missing/altered WordPress files: 1. First of all, check the WordPress version for…
There can be multiple reasons for a WordPress database related issue. It can be a single table issue. It can be connection issues etc. You can check the status of the database and its tables with the phpmyadmin. Another way…
We are glad to announce that the WP-CLI (the command-line interface for WordPress) system is included in all our web hosting plans. Regardless of your web hosting plan, you have access now to the wp-cli commands. wp-cli Logo If you…
Probably the most used wp-cli commands are the core, plugin, theme. We will discuss a little each one of them. Before running any wp-cli commands be sure to switch to the right directory: # cd /home/wp_directory 1. wp core - it…