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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