Shared hosting plans---What to know about MySQL Processes and WordPress

Shared hosting plans---What to know about MySQL Processes and WordPress


WordPress is very intensive on using MySql for all its database needs.  Most Web hosting companies put a limit on your MySql process usage.  When you hit that limit or processes get 'stuck' - You may see a 403 or 500 error on your Web page.
Sometimes certain WordPress plugins will get 'locked up' in the MySql process usage and cause problems.
In most cases, disabling this plugin or removing this plugin completely will help.

How do you know which plugin is causing the problem?
Well - that's the number one question.

My suggestion is to search Google for:   your plugin + problem or + mysql usage

Good Luck and this has just been a quick tip for you!

The Web Host Guy

WordPress › WP Super Cache « WordPress Plugins

WordPress › WP Super Cache « WordPress Plugins

This is a great WordPress plugin for keep your WordPress running smooth.

It's a must have.

Why Joomla

Why Joomla

Is Joomla a good option for you?


Joomla is one of the premier Content Management Systems.

The web designers' guide to cloud hosting : Is Cloud Hosting right for you?

The web designers' guide to cloud hosting

All you need to know about developing and hosting in the cloud

The web designers' guide to cloud hosting

Comprehensive guide to .htaccess- intro

An htaccess file is a simple ASCII file, such as you would create through a text editor like NotePad or SimpleText. Many people seem to have some confusion over the naming convention for the file, so let me get that out of the way.
.htaccess is the file extension. It is not file.htaccess or somepage.htaccess, it is simply named .htaccess

http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess.shtml

Moving WordPress to a new domain or server « Steve Taylor

WordPress is a super powerful CMS and it has come a long way.

This problem comes up very often. How to Properly Move a WordPress install.

Thanks to Steve Taylor for a great, in-depth article.

Moving WordPress to a new domain or server « Steve Taylor

Creating an Error 404 Page « WordPress Codex

Creating an Error 404 Page « WordPress Codex: "Creating an Error 404 Page

While you work hard to make sure that every link actually goes to a specific web page on your site, there is always a chance that a link clicked will slam dunk and become a famous 404 ERROR PAGE NOT FOUND."

Having a nice 404 is critical to having a good looking, professional site.