PHP 7.4 will be End of Life in November 2022. What does this mean for your WordPress site? - iThemes
PHP 7.4 End of Life is on the horizon as the PHP version will stop receiving any security updates from November 28, 2022. With over 60% of all websites written in PHP still using the final version of the PHP… Continue Reading →
The “Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress” error message can be confusing to both beginners to WordPress and experienced users. Although it may seem like all you have to do is… Continue Reading →
Late fall brings exciting news to the WordPress community as WordPress 6.1 is scheduled for release on Tuesday, November 1, 2022. It is the third major WordPress release this year, which will follow WordPress 6.0 Arturo, released on May 24,… Continue Reading →
The WordPress login redirect loop is a common issue that no WordPress website owner is safe from. You enter your admin credentials, but instead of loading the admin dashboard, WordPress returns you to the login page. Most tutorials suggest you… Continue Reading →
“Too many redirects,” also known as a redirect loop, is an error the browser will return if the requested web page fails to load due to an endless number of redirects it has to follow to retrieve any content from… Continue Reading →
