PHP is the coding language that WordPress, plugins, and themes use. And it is ever evolving.
Support for version 7.1 will cease on December 1, 2019.
Failure to upgrade will leave your site with a security hole.
Discover how to check and change your PHP version right now.
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If you are having trouble sharing your posts to Facebook, you have 2 choices for fixing it.
You can wait out a potential temporary glitch or you can whitelist Facebook’s range of IPs in Cloudflare.
Discover what’s happening and steps to remedy the situation.
The popular social share plugin, Social Warfare, has been hacked.Don’t panic, though!!! Here are the steps you need to take next.
The emails and passwords of 773 million people have been put up for grabs on the internet. Get the details on how to check if your info has been released and how to protect your website and other online accounts.
Read More about Collection #1 Data Breach and Your Site Security
You must upgrade to PHP 7.1 or higher prior to Dec 31, 2018. And it’s best to go to the highest level. But, if PHP 7.2 is the highest, you may run into errors and issues with it. In this quick MaAnna Minute video, I show you how to fix most all of those errors.
PHP is evolving, and you must keep pace with updates to maintain a secure WordPress site.
You also need to know how to roll an update back in case there is a PHP compatibility problem.
Discover how to avoid update headaches, and what else needs to be checked when you change PHP versions.
Read More about Why You Must Upgrade to PHP 7.1 or Higher Before 2019
GoDaddy misconfigured the privacy setting on one of their Amazon S3 buckets, allowing sensative data about their offerings and 31,000 server configurations to be leaked.
See what this means for your domain registrar account, and how this data could bring your site, and the internet, to its knees.
Read More about GoDaddy Data Breach Puts the Internet and Your Site at Risk
There is a bug or conflict with the Cloudflare plugin when you set your host PHP level to 7.2.
When you try to save or publish a post, or delete a spam comment, you may get a white screen with an error about the hooks.php file in the Cloudflare plugin.
See the details, where to find more info, and how to fix the problem.
Read More about Cloudflare Plugin Hooks.php Issue with PHP 7.2
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