Have you ever found yourself locked out of your WordPress admin panel? Whether due to a forgotten password or an unexpected website issue, losing access can be frustrating. Fortunately, there’s a reliable workaround: creating a new admin user directly in your site’s database using phpMyAdmin. This guide will walk you through each step. Step 1:…
When you are using WordPress, it arrives that you need to delete a specific table from your database. For example, to completely delete Yoast plugin traces (after uninstalling it via FTP), you will need to delete some tables such as “yoast_indexable”, “yoast_indexable_hierarchy”, “yoast_migrations”, etc. As it is reported here. (Make sure to back up your…
When executing PHP scripts that manipulate large amounts of data, such as exporting/importing a large database, processing a big number of files, etc. timeout errors may occur. Most hosting companies set the max execution time to 30 or 60 seconds. PHP will end scripts and you will get error messages such as “Maximum execution time…
Are you making every effort to squeeze the best possible performance from your WordPress website? It might be decent, and it may even be above-average, but that doesn’t mean it’s fast enough for its visitors — and even if it is today, that might change in the coming years. It’s all due to massive improvements…
WordPress may be a free CMS simple enough for beginners to use, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t an excellent option for business-level sites. Configured and maintained well, it can do an excellent job as the foundation for your site — so if you’ve noticed that your site is struggling along, you can’t blame it…
After purchasing one of our plugins, you can get access to your account so you can view your purchase history, downloads, manage licenses, generate an invoice, etc. There are two possible cases: If you have purchased one of our plugins and created an account at checkout, just login here and you will be redirected to…
(This post concerns PRO users who lost their premium versions after upgrading to version 3.0.0 from an old version of the “Advanced DB Cleaner” plugin. New customers who have directly installed the version 3.0.0 or higher are not affected by this issue) If you have installed a version lower than 3.0.0 then upgraded to 3.0.0, you will…
Transients are a way of storing cached data in the WordPress DB temporarily by giving it a name and a time frame after which it will expire and be deleted. This helps improve WordPress performance and speed up your website while reducing the overall server load. Transients housekeeping is now part of WordPress core, as…
The term metadata is the information that is provided for each taxonomy term. This information usually includes additional data that is not stored in the terms table of WordPress. In some cases, some term metadata information becomes orphaned and does not belong to any taxonomy term. They are then called “orphaned term meta” and should…
The user metadata is the information you provide to viewers about each user. This information usually includes additional data that is not stored in the users’ table of WordPress. In some cases, some user metadata information become orphaned and does not belong to any user. They are then called “orphaned user meta” and should be…