Category: WordPress
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Read more ›: Unleashing WordPress Performance on Dokploy with OpenLiteSpeed
Discover how to deploy a high-performance WordPress stack on Dokploy using OpenLiteSpeed, Valkey object cache, and a zero-config setup.
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Read more ›: Bug Alert: Fixing the J&T Express WooCommerce Plugin Email Loop
If you are using the J&T Express plugin for your WooCommerce store, you might have noticed a confusing behavior: customers receiving “Order Processing” emails even when their payment has failed or been canceled at the gateway.
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Read more ›: How Many Database Connections Does a WordPress Site Open? (Experiment & Analysis)
Have you ever wondered how many database connections a single WordPress request actually opens? Understanding this is crucial for scaling your site and preventing the dreaded “Error establishing a database connection.” In this article, we\’ll dive into the factors that influence these connections and perform a live experiment to verify the results.
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Read more ›: How to Upload and Download S3 Files using Plain PHP (No SDK Required)
I am familiar with typical cloud storage services like Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive. However, in web development, these cloud storage providers are not quite suitable because they lack direct, permanent links to the uploaded files. To address this issue, object storage becomes a handy and reliable solution.
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Read more ›: How to install IonCube Loader with FlyWP
I heard FlyWP for the first time at WordCamp 2024 @ Menara Ken TTDI event. I give a try, and I immediately fall in love with this product. I was thinking that someone that build plugin for WordPress could be using IonCube to encrypt the source code.
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Read more ›: How to simplify access to SSH with .ssh/config
If you are frequently access SSH where you need to check the server IP Address to SSH, this is the way for you to simplify the process. The strategy is to put a name to the SSH address, and you will only need to call SSH + name to access it.
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Read more ›: How to connect with Gmail API
Google uses OAuth 2.0 for authentication. In this case, to be able to manipulate Gmail API, you need to connect with OAuth 2.0. Then, you will be able to consume Gmail API. Here is how to connect with Google OAuth 2.0.
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Read more ›: WordPress user prior to 6.4 may want to disable attachment pages
If you are upgrading your WordPress site from any version prior to 6.4, you will have option for wp_attachment_pages_enabled configured to 1 (true). According to announcement by WordPress, you will need to modify the value manually to 0 to disable attachment page creation.
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Read more ›: You shouldn’t be using any WordPress SMTP plugin
Instead, configure your web server on the Operating System level with Postfix. This is better way since Postfix will handle the rest. Also, provided if there is latency between the web server and the email provider, it will not affect your WordPress performance.
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Read more ›: WordPress does not have IPv6 support (yet)
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that there will be additional charges for the use of IPv4. The additional charges is for Elastic Classic Compute (EC2) users that are using IPv4 (either with Static or Dynamic IP Address). Previously, the use of IPv4 with EC2 is Free. If you are thinking about ditching IPv4 for…