This article describes how to resolve the error “Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress”. What Causes the WordPress Missing MySQL Extension Error? As we mentioned in the introduction, the error message “Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress” […]

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ASP.NET Core bugs in a production environment can be prevented through the use of testing. This can be done with automated tests, such as unit testing. In addition, manual testing can be done through the use of QA engineer. Whichever way we do it, the end goal is to eliminate production environment bugs. However, despite […]

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Permalinks are the URLs that WordPress uses to point to specific, individual pieces of content on your website. Every page, blog post, product, or event can be shared using its permalink, which will take visitors directly to the content you want them to see. It sounds simple, but getting your permalink structure right from day […]

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Do you get any error named “500 error” during the installation of Prestashop or blank pages appear with error Prestashop 500 error or any error 500 Prestashop, then this article is for you. With this guide, you will learn how to detect and solve Prestashop 500 error, an internal failure of the webserver. This kind of error […]

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Introduction When creating content that will be featured on the front-end of your Joomla! website, you first have to understand a little bit about the way content is saved and organized in the back-end of the Joomla! Content Management System (CMS). And now, with the release of Joomla! 4 with a series of major changes, […]

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SO YOU’VE CREATED A DATABASE FROM A BUNCH OF EXCEL DATA But how do you import the Excel data in MySQL? With phpMyAdmin the process is painless and easy. This comes in handy for developers who need to migrate data from one CMS platform or development environment to another. This tutorial will explain this process […]

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A few days ago we noticed that a WooCommerce site hosted on our platform is using much more CPU’s processing capacity compared to the number of visitors. Although the site had been using all of the top 3 factors for speed performance or reducing CPU usage, in this case: Litespeed cache, APCu object cache and […]

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Millions of people around the world have lost their jobs in 2020, forced to stay at home, taking their knowledge and wisdom with them. In many cases, these people (maybe you?) could build an online course teaching the skills and knowledge you have. You can provide other people with skills they can use to better […]

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You are attempting to install and run Magento 2 with little success. After jumping through the various hoops to get the site to load, you are now stuck facing 404 responses, no styles or javascript loading, broken admin URL, frontend design is all messy, or CSS is not linked to it. When you look at the browser’s […]

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Google talks about the importance of using simple, friendly URLs in their SEO starter guide, but how do you do that? Let’s start with the good news: creating URLs for SEO isn’t rocket science. If you were to describe your page in a few words and replace the spaces with hyphens, that would usually be “good enough” for SEO. But you’d […]

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