WordPress Maintenance

WP Maintenance disaster Error establishing a database connection As a WordPress owner, this might be awfully frustrating specifically when it took place by itself without you changing anything. You are getting this error because WordPress is not able to establish a database connection. Now the reason WordPress is unable to…

WP Maintenance disaster 404 Page Not Found A ‘404 Page Not Found’ error is something website visitors see when they check out a post or page on your website that can not be discovered. This is primarily caused by permalink problems in WP, or if the .htaccess file got deleted,…

WP Maintenance disaster Internal Server Error The 500 Internal Server Error is a really general HTTP status code that indicates something has failed on the website’s server, however, the server might not be more specific on what the specific issue is. The internal server error is not particular to WP….

WP Maintenance disaster Missed Schedule WordPress has this owlsome feature that permits you to schedule posts to be automatically published at a specified date/time. This feature is a complete blessing for everybody. Instead of having to log into your site and hit the release button, you can set the publish…

WP Maintenance disaster Stuck in Maintenance Mode Maintenance Mode is a built-in function that briefly makes your site inaccessible to visitors during updates. This is useful to prevent concerns brought on by users accessing your site in the middle of an upgrade or update. Most of the time, maintenance mode…

WP Maintenance disaster HTTP error When Uploading Media Files The 403 Forbidden error can appear in many places on your site, and under several different circumstances. Nevertheless, it constantly means the exact same thing: “access denied”. In other words, this mistake informs you that you’re not enabled to access either…

WP Maintenance disaster HTTP ERROR when uploading picture(s) Sometimes disasters happen without a big loud and visible crashing down. Sometimes is as subtle as the wind outside, while you’re doing your WP Maintenance. It simply passes by, without you noticing it. Then later (mostly days after) you start noticing a…

WP Maintenance disaster Fatal error: memory exhausted We get a fair share of disaster recovery requests for our undo DISASTERS service. Most of them are the end-results of catastrophic proportions, equivalent of a tornado combined with a volcano combined with a huge meteor collision. Meaning, infected/hacked is the least of…