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Why is my WordPress plugin installation not working?
I have tried to install some plugins on WordPress and when I try to download them the message “Installation failed: Could not create directory” keeps displaying. Any ideas on how I can fix this. Orignally I tried to install the woo commerce plugin and it came up with a fatal error where I could not proceed with anything.
How to fix REST API problem in WordPress 5.2?
On the fresh WordPress 5.2 install directly in the public_html folder I get the REST API problem. I decided to go to permalinks and change the default after the install, which was “Month and name” and set it instead to “Plain” and the REST API problem goes away when I check Site Health.
What to do when WordPress says page update failed?
If you are familiar with the debugs logs can you enable the logs so that you can see when the errors comes from, try debugging and and debugging log on. e.g. open your WordPress project directory, and open wp-config.php, then you will find
Is it possible to have multiple WordPress sites on one server?
Since the change, WordPress has made it easier to create multiple WordPress sites on one server. Whereas earlier, each WordPress blog on a server needed to have its own installation, now a new WordPress site can be installed once, and other blogs can be set up from within the WordPress dashboard.
Why do I get a failure notice on WordPress?
The failure notice is usually caused by the PHP memory limit. There are settings in your WordPress hosting and inside your WordPress core that define the amount of memory a PHP script can use. When a process reaches this limit, it either gets terminated or it gives an error like this:
Can a plugin be run from the wrong directory?
Renaming the plugins directory is usually a stopgap solution around a problem but you can run many plugins from the wrong directory. But you’ll probably need the original ‘plugins’ directory to install the next new plugin. The old plugins that seem to be working in that one-off directory can be left where they are.