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Enable debug logging in WordPress
WordPress can write debug information to the page or a log file. This is disabled by default, but you can change your wp-config.php configuration file to enable debugging. The resulting debug information can be useful for diagnosing critical errors. Requirements These instructions require you to modify wp-config.php, a core configuration file with every WordPress installation.… Read More
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Enable or disable sudo commands on a GoDaddy Linux VPS
By default, the admin user for your GoDaddy VPS is not permitted to run sudo commands. If you attempt to run a sudo command, you will get something like the following error: user is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported. You can enable sudo commands through your GoDaddy dashboard. You can… Read More
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Edit SEO title and description in Square Online
An SEO description (also called meta description) is a short piece of text that provides a summary of the web page. Search engines will often display the SEO description when listing the website in search results. A good description can encourage users to click the link. This guide walks you through the step-by-step process of… Read More
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Increase WordPress memory limit
There are several configurable memory limits that control the maximum amount of memory used by WordPress. The following two values can be configured: Both values can be configured in wp-config.php: You don’t need to define both if you are setting WP_MEMORY_LIMIT to a value greater than 256M. This is because WordPress will automatically set WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT… Read More
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Clear Teams cache
If you’re experiencing issues with Microsoft Teams (such as problems signing in, missing messages, or unexpected behavior), clearing the cache can sometimes help. This page links to step-by-step instructions for safely clearing your Teams cache on Windows and macOS. It’s a quick process that doesn’t delete your chats or files, but it can help refresh… Read More
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Clear Teams cache on macOS
For Windows, see Clear Teams cache on Windows. Old Teams New Teams Frequently Asked Questions Reference Read More
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Clear Teams cache on Windows
Clearing the Microsoft Teams cache can sometimes resolve problems. The cache contains temporary data used by Teams. By clearing the cache, you force Teams to rebuild the local data, ensuring it is the latest and correct. For macOS, see Clear Teams cache on macOS. First, sign out and quit Teams To sign out, click your… Read More
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Set availability of a Microsoft Teams app under the app-centric model
With the move to app-centric management, Microsoft has made it easier to manage the availability of Teams apps to employees. By default, apps are available to be installed and used. You can change the availability of an app through the Teams admin center as described below. Frequently Asked Questions Reference Read More
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Create OpenAI API key
If you’re planning to connect your tool or app to OpenAI’s language models, you’ll need an OpenAI API key. This unique key acts as your account’s digital signature, allowing your software to securely communicate with OpenAI’s servers. In this guide, you’ll learn step-by-step how to create an OpenAI API key and how to keep it… Read More
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Install Git for Windows 11
Follow these instructions to install Git (including Git Bash) on your Windows 11 computer. The setup wizard has many steps, but the default options are suitable for most people, making the setup pretty easy. ⚠️ Always download Git from https://git-scm.com/downloads. Installation Steps Read More