Could not connect to the server Please verify the settings are correct
Could not connect to the server Please verify the settings are correct
Could not connect to the server Please verify the settings are correct
Caching plugins are complicated beasts. They install a number of components that other plugins typically do not. You can’t just switch them off. For example, the uninstall routine for WP Super Cache is: Turn off caching on the plugin settings page and clear the cache. Deactivate the plugin on the plugins page. Remove the WP_CACHE … Read more
I think that there is an issue with the filesize upload limit. The size should be below 30M. Follow these steps: Find your php.ini file. Use the following line: post_max_size = 8M upload_max_filesize = 2M If you can’t get to your php.ini file, you can change the filesize upload limit with this plugin.
If you are using self-hosted WordPress, i.e. that you downloaded yourself via wordpress.org, and installed yourself on the server account provided by your hosting provider, then: yes; you can FTP into your WordPress installation (and in fact, almost have to do so, in order to install it). If you are using the hosted blogging service … Read more
Perhaps WP-Filebase would be a suitable plugin for you.
Generally speaking, on a local development environment I wouldn’t rely on FTP as an update solution. Fortunately your issue isn’t specific to XAMPP or Apache, but rather a question of server permissions in general. This is good news because it means the following WordPress documentation for Automatic Updates may contain some useful information for you. … Read more
This is most likely a permissions issue. If you’re running the website under apache on linux, make sure the group owner is www-data
ftp not retrieving my directory file ,anyone have solution?
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