Over time, website databases can become “fragmented.” When you delete rows or update data in WordPress or other CMS platforms, empty spaces are left behind—much like a fragmented hard drive. This can lead to slower query times and sluggish website…
Introduction The .htaccess file is one of the most powerful tools in your WordPress arsenal. Standing for “hypertext access,” this configuration file tells your server how to handle specific tasks like redirects, security, and the “pretty” permalinks that make your…
The WordPress JSON Response Error is a common issue that usually appears when saving posts, pages, or updating content in the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg). The error message often looks like this: “The response is not a valid JSON response.”…
Choosing the right hosting control panel is an important decision for website owners, developers, and businesses. A control panel makes it easier to manage hosting tasks such as files, emails, databases, domains, and security settings—without needing advanced server knowledge. The…
At Gotmyhost, we understand that maintaining uninterrupted website availability is essential for your business. To ensure a smooth and downtime-free migration, we have prepared a clear and reliable process for transferring your hosting account to our servers. Ensuring Zero or…
At Gotmyhost, we aim to make your hosting migration seamless, secure, and efficient. Whether your current hosting account is active or you only have a full cPanel backup, our team is ready to assist you throughout the entire transfer process.…
What is PIP? PIP stands for “pip install packages.” It is the essential tool for effortlessly managing and installing packages in Python, making your coding experience smoother. How to check the PIP version of your server First, use the command…
1. Log in to your cPanel account. 2. In the Software section, click on Select PHP Version. 3. Click on the Extensions menu. Note: If the Extensions page shows an error related to the native PHP version, change it to a non-native version first. 4. Checkmark the ioncube_loader.…
1. Log in to WHM Account. 2. Go to Server Configuration >> Basic WebHost Manager® Setup or type Basic in the menu filter box. The option will appear. Click on it. 3. Under Nameservers, select Explicitly Set the Nameservers. Enter or change the nameservers. Then click on Save Changes. Note: Domain propagation takes up…
The “A record” is a DNS record used for pointing a domain or a subdomain to an IP address. You can add A A Record using the cPanel’s Zone Editor option. 1. Log in to your cPanel account. 2. In the Domains section, click on Zone Editor.…
