Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL … After deleting and restarting from cpanel
You probably deleted some files your hosting provider needs. I would reach out to them for assistance.
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Difference between WordPress stand alone & through host gator
WordPress.com is just one of the companies that offers you specialized wordpress hosting. all companies that do that come with some restrictions or surprising pricing plans when you compare to “regular” hosting. Since those companies have their own specialized enviroment in which wordpress runs, which they rarely reveal the details of, it is hard to … Read more
How to Disconnect My Domain Name?
It sounds like you need to uninstall WordPress. If your web host includes a hosting control panel then you might have an item called “Quick Install” where you can view your current CMS installations. If you see WordPress listed somewhere you should be able to click a red X and remove it. If none of … Read more
Moved site to 1&1 hosting, but is broken and redirecting to GoDaddy 404 [closed]
make sure your .htaccess file is correct. did you copy that aswell?
I am looking for a specialist WordPress host [closed]
A host doesn’t need to specialize in WordPress to be a good environment for it. Many hosts supposedly specialize in it, but don’t provide any different features than their competitors. If you are looking for officially recommended hosts, take a look at the WordPress recommended hosts. However, I’m not a fan of all of the … Read more
Exceeded the virtual memory limit
It is impossible to guess how is memory spent in your site. In context of WordPress it will simply obey PHP memory limit and will crash upon reaching it. Your description sounds more like the total of server memory, which isn’t just WP, but everything on server (including web server software, database software, and so … Read more
WordPress and TTFB (time to first byte) stats
Unfortunately, load times are such a broad question it’s not possible for others to speculate. There are various page speed tools that can help you better understand whether it’s the server or the application, and there are query monitor plugins for WP you can use to determine what part of the application may be slowing … Read more
Change a web programmed in ASP.net to WordPress from scratch in the same Hosting
Migrations are a bit off-topic, but typically you would set up the new WordPress site locally or as a staging site, meaning it could be on the final server, but you’re using a different URL while you get everything set up. Once you have all the content loaded, all the themes and plugins how you … Read more
Where can I find web hosting reviews? [closed]
I personally wouldn’t bother with any of the hosting review sites. Instead ask friends and peers which services they use and if they are any good. Also checkout the userbase and the community at the host you are considering as they will give you a good indication of whether the host is of good quality … Read more
WordPress – connection information
It’s almost certainly a permissions problem – your wp-content folder must be writable by your webserver user. Typically setting permissions to 755 will sort this.