Introduction A “429 Too Many Requests” error can stop your website in its tracks, displaying a message that confuses users and disrupts your online presence. This error occurs when your server restricts the number of requests from a client (e.g., a browser, bot, or API) to prevent overload, a common issue across shared, VPS, or
A “403 Forbidden Error” can lock you and your visitors out of your website, displaying a frustrating message like “You don’t have permission to access this resource.” This server-side error, common across shared, VPS, or reseller hosting, often results from incorrect permissions, misconfigured .htaccess files, or security restrictions. Whether you’re running a WordPress site, Joomla,
Introduction A “404 Not Found” error frustrates visitors when they try to access a page that doesn’t exist, potentially driving them away. This client-side HTTP status code often results from broken links, misconfigured permalink settings, or missing files. It is a common error that can affect any website including sites built with WordPress, Joomla, or
Introduction A “Mixed Content” error in Chrome, often flagged with a “Not Secure” warning in the address bar, signals that your HTTPS website is loading insecure HTTP resources (e.g., images, scripts). This client-side issue, common across hosting providers, can erode user trust, harm SEO, and disrupt functionality. Whether you’re running a WordPress blog, an e-commerce
In this article, we’ll describe how to disable directory listing using .htaccess file. Directory listing allows all your website visitors to get a complete listing of all the important files and folders in your site simply by typing “http://example.com/yourdir” in the browser. This is very dangerous as it gives outsiders access to the core files
This article explains how to turn off PHP error messages completely or tweak them to suit your needs. PHP errors are generated by your websites and logged in error_log files in the directory where your PHP files are located. If you do not need the error_log file you can disable PHP error logging. To turn
In this article, we will show you how to fix the internal server errors in WordPress. The internal server errors are status codes returned by the web server whenever it encounters a condition that prevents it from completing the request initiated by the client. This error message does not necessarily mean that the web server
If your website is not functioning or there is an error the first thing to check is the error log. cPanel comes with a built-in error log section that allows you to see the errors. In this document, we will discuss how to diagnose your website so you correct the problems. You can check your
This tutorial will explain how to create a custom error page for your website in cPanel. Your website visitors can see an error page whenever an error has occurred while browsing your site. Apart from the general error pages, with custom error pages you can change the predefined error pages and add a custom message
In this article, we will discuss how to create a custom error page for a “404 Requested page not found” error. The main intention behind a custom error page is to inform the visitor that the website has received the request but the requested page does not exist there. Quick Steps Login to your cPanel