WordPress Memory Exhausted Error Fix – Increase PHP Memory Limit

WordPress Memory Exhausted Error Fix – Increase PHP Memory Limit

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Sometimes when you perform any task on WordPress, you might get an error like: “fatal error: allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted”. It’s a very common WordPress error and mostly occurs on WooCommerce sites as these sites require more memory to efficiently run different applications at the same time. But, you can easily fix…

How to Automatically Log Out Idle Users in WordPress

How to Automatically Log Out Idle Users in WordPress

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If you are running a multi-author WordPress site, you should set WordPress to automatically log out idle users. Idle or inactive users can cause brute force attacks. When a user stays inactive for too long after logging in, hackers may run a session or cookie hijacking method to gain unauthorized access to your site. This is…

How to Manually Update WordPress, Plugins & Themes

How to Manually Update WordPress, Plugins & Themes

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WordPress updates are so important and you should always update your WordPress version, plugins, and themes. With every update, WordPress adds some features, improves security, fixes bugs and much more. The good thing about self-hosted WordPress is that you will be automatically notified if there is an update available. It is very easy to update…

How to Enable and Disable XML-RPC.PHP in WordPress

How to Enable and Disable XML-RPC.PHP in WordPress

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In the earlier, XML-RPC was disabled in WordPress for security purpose and there was an option to turn it on. After WordPress version 3.5, XML-RPC is enabled by default and developers also removed the option from WordPress admin dashboard. Where XML-RPC function is used for many purposes but it can be the cause of brute-force attack…