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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t access WP-Admin with client detailsFrom what I observed, the usernames and password that were given is still not correct. If you have access to the domain hosting panel, you can change the password of that username in the database. You just need to go to the phpmyadmin settings and modify the user password there.
Hope this helps your concern.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: FTP host errorHi,
Why don’t you just create a backup of your site you created in the local host. Then install a new WordPress in your hosting server. It should be a fresh install WordPress. Then import the backup files you created to your new install.
In that way, it does not have to ask you for any IP or any server settings.
Hope this helps you with your issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Non existing pages/categories shows upThose URL’s you mentioned are non existing URL’s and they don’t appear anymore not unless
you specifically added them in the content of your page.If you can tell us more about where exactly you are seeing those URL’s. Is it in the content of your page? If it’s in the content, you can simply edit that particular page in your wordpress editor and then replact the “hyperlink” of that text to the new existing slug URL of your site.
Hopefully this answer would help you with your issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Error establishing a database connectionIf your front end is working fine and you are are getting an “Error establishing a database
connection” issue in the backend of your wordpress site then this is an issue with your
wordpress files. Some of this could be a corrupted database, most of these are bad plugins,
addons, corrupted themes that needs to be updated by their developers.
There are also times that you are getting this “Error establishing database connection”
when your hosting server is experiencing a huge volume of traffic and the database where
your server is located might be dead or not responding. But since your site is working on
the front end, then this is not more of a hosting issue but this leads to the other issue
which is your WordPress Plugin issue.
This issue can only be addressed or corrected by simply “renaming” the plugin folder in
your webspace. You just need to connect to your webspace via FTP and then rename the recent
plugin that you installed before the error occurred.
If you’re not sure which plugin causes this issue, you can rename one plugin at a time and
then check it after renaming that one plugin in particular if that would resolve the issue.
Also try to clear your cache and cookies in your browser to make sure that it will show the
new update/changes you made on your wordpress.
We hope that this will help you fix your issue.