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This article shows how to add new users to your database, how to change a password for any user of your database, how to delete a user from a database, and how to change or set database privileges for a user.

This article will guide you through the required steps for your Hosted Exchange Migration

Learn how to query MySQL databases with phpMyAdmin. Follow step-by-step instructions to build, update, and run SQL queries, plus view connection limits.

Learn how to change your PHP version for your hosting package. Our guide provides step-by-step instructions for accessing the Scripting Config tool in your account manager.

The W3 Total Cache plugin is an add-on for WordPress websites that reduces page loading times and increases the speed of viewing a WordPress website. It improves a website's performance by enhancing the efficiency of how the website is accessed from the database where the website is stored. This is due to the plugin creating a "cache" of your website or a copy of the original website that is converted into a format that is more easily displayed by a web browser.

Learn how disk space and bandwidth work in your hosting plan. Understand usage guidelines, how to view your stats, and what happens if you exceed normal limits.

Learn how to enable or disable WP_Debug in WordPress to troubleshoot errors, identify plugin or theme issues, and safely restore your site's settings.

Learn how to connect your web page to a MySQL database in Network Solutions. Follow step-by-step instructions with screenshots to set up and manage your database connection.

If you prefer not to automatically install WordPress, you can choose to manually install it instead. You can also refer to the manual installation instructions located at WordPress.org.

This article shows how to configure custom pages for server errors (404 - page not found, for example) for your site using the .htaccess editor. It also shows how to disallow ads on non-custom error pages.

As you build your WordPress site, you may encounter an error or an error message. We have identified several common errors and provided an overview on how to address these issues. If you have any difficulties troubleshooting your WordPress website, feel free to contact us, and we would be happy to help.

WordPress uses a wp-config.php file to determine how to connect to its database. This file contains a few lines of code describing the name, location and access credentials for the database. The information from these lines of code are referred to as the Database Connection Strings.

This is designed to be a Frequently Asked Questions article for the PHP upgrades on our hosting plans.

Some PHP based website builders, such as WordPress, may require you to increase your PHP upload limit in order to install a particular theme, plugin, or feature. Modifying the set limits are as simple as editing the php.ini file and the .htaccess file.

This article explains how you can change your PHP version anytime, though shared hosting accounts are restricted to the PHP versions supported on the hosting platform.

This article illustrates the troubleshooting steps on disabling plugins if the 500 error is left justified and you cannot access your WordPress Dashboard.

Creating a new page in WordPress is easy and can be done directly from the WordPress Dashboard.

The primary FTP user shares login credentials with your hosting account. We recommend not sharing these credentials, even with webmasters or designers. However, you can create secondary FTP users with limited access to specific website folders.

This article covers the steps needed to install WordPress manually using the new File Manager and MySQL interface on Foundation.

This article will guide you in installing WordPress on a subdomain.

Securely manage your files in Network Solutions and connect using an FTP client like FileZilla to upload data. Discover easy steps for transfers and tips to prevent IP blacklisting.

In December 2015, Weebly was upgraded to the newest version for Linux customers. Customers with existing Weebly sites were automatically upgraded to the new version. Below is an FAQ summary of the migration.

Your browser settings may prevent the Weebly popup editor from opening. This article explains the steps you can take to resolve this issue.

This article explains how to edit your website files using File Manager. Note: if you use a website builder, changes made in File Manager may be overwritten when republishing.

WordPress gives you the power to choose which page you want to display as your front (home) page. Your blog posts are displayed as your front page by default, but you can change it at any time.