You will need to have a Paypal account before you can use the instructions to create a button. The account may need to be verified by Paypal before it can be used for business or charity purposes. Please see Paypal’s documentation for more detail. Paypal allows you to add buttons to your account that you Read More >
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Determining the Cache Status in UltraStack
Caching works in such a way that you may not always think of how it is working when it’s on. This is a good thing since the caching function is part of the UltraStack architecture. This article will cover how to determine your cache status using the cURL command. Using Curl Cache Status Codes Need Read More >
Fix the PHP-FPM Server Reached Max_children Error
Occasionally, you may run into a max_children error with the PHP-FPM server: [10-Dec-2018 04:30:31] WARNING: [pool example1] server reached max_children setting (5), consider raising it This can be fixed by typically making a change to the php-fpm.conf file, but you should also check for the other possible causes of that error. As PHP-FPM is a Read More >
How to Manage Reseller Subaccount Resource Usage After a cPanel Merge
As cPanel is now charging for cPanel licenses, it is now more important than ever for reseller accounts to monitor and carefully plan resource usage limits. One of the common strategies to reduce cPanel license costs will be to merge cPanel accounts. This can cause potential issues with reseller accounts pushing account limits that can Read More >
Advantages of UltraStack – Infographic
The advantages of using the UltraStack configuration with an InMotion Hosting subscription can be broadly shown in three areas: the front end caching through NGINX, the Apache web server, and PHP-FPM. NGINX Reverse Proxy Cache Website page requests will first be sent through the NGINX caching which is configured as a reverse proxy in front Read More >
How Does UltraStack Work?
UltraStack breakdown UltraStack in action UltraStack is a configuration of a LAMP (Linux, Apache web server, MySQL server, PHP) stack that provides optimal performance for PHP-based CMS’s or application. This tutorial will go over how it works in laymen’s terms in order to give you an idea of all of the working pieces. UltraStack Breakdown Read More >
How to Add a QR Code using Your Paypal Donation Link
When you’re fundraising for a charitable cause, you may often want to add a quick shortcut using a QR code. A QR (Quick Response) code is a graphic that can be easily scanned by a smartphone or other mobile device that jumps to a website per the code. Paypal gives you a QR code once Read More >
How to Integrate Google Analytics in weForms
One of the most useful tools you can add to your weForms is the Google Analytics module. With the module enabled you can then track and analyze website traffic and campaigns associated with your forms. Follow the tutorial below to learn how to activate the Google Analytics module in weForms. Activate Google Analytics Module Configuring Read More >
Modules with weForms
One of the valuable features of weForms is its ability to integrate 3rd party applications (called Modules) into its forms. Modules can be individually activated, but may require further configuration and integration in the forms that you create. This tutorial will show you how to enable the Modules and then provide a description of each Read More >
Managing weForms Transactions
One of the features that you get with the pro version is the option to manage transactions from the two supported payment processors: Paypal and Stripe. Managing transactions in weForms is only available with the Pro version and uses the table format that is similar to many WordPress management interfaces. This tutorial will walk you Read More >
What’s included with weForms Professional?
The weForms plugin for WordPress can be used for free, but there is a professional version that includes many other functions. What do you get with the professional version? In order to understand the difference, we will list and describe what you get with the two versions. In this article: Free Version Pro Version Looking Read More >
Securing Your Form From Spam with reCaptcha
weForms integrates Google reCaptcha into its forms. This helps to secure the form and protect it from robots, spam or other types of automated abuse. In order to set this up, you will need to have an account with Google where you can obtain the necessary keys for your specific WordPress site. Follow the steps Read More >
weForms Tools
The tools provided with weForms include the option to export the forms you create, export the submissions for each form, import forms, and display error logs. We describe each of these options in the tutorial below. In this article: Using the Export Tool Using the Import Tool Accessing the Error Log Exporting weForms includes two Read More >
How to Manage Form Submissions in weForms
It’s easy to create and manage forms with weForms. It’s quick and easy using a pre-built template and the drag-and-drop features. The next step is for people to use your form. How do you find the form submissions? Where do you go to see them? Fortunately, weForms takes care of this with a managing page Read More >
How to Add a Form to your WordPress site using weForms
If you’re looking to add a form to your site, then look no further than the weForms plugin for WordPress. Adding a form is a relatively simple task and creating one is almost as simple. This tutorial will show you how to add a form using the weForms plugin in the default WordPress editor (Gutenberg). Read More >
How to Manage Forms in weForms
When you create a form using weForms, you will discover that some amount of management will be required. Management tasks include editing/updating forms, creating new forms, deleting forms, and duplicating forms. The general format used for managing entries in WordPress is a table but this article will give you an example of the management page Read More >
Insert Code into your WordPress Theme
This guide will assume you have some experience with HTML, CSS, and/or JavaScript. If you don’t have that you have to at least know what you want to add code-wise to your WordPress Theme. Before adding any code, you must decide how important this code is. Perhaps you just want to modify the CSS of Read More >
How to Add Anchor Links with Gutenberg in WordPress
One of the most common things you’ll find in web-based articles are links that jump from one location in an article to another location of that same article. These links are known as anchor links. Follow the tutorial below to learn how to add anchor links in a WordPress post or page. Creating an Anchor Read More >
Is VPS Hosting or Shared Hosting Right for Your WordPress Site?
One of the most common questions a business owner has revolves around which WordPress website hosting type is right for them. Is it VPS vs shared hosting or maybe dedicated? You want to be cost-conscious, but still have the bandwidth and operating power needed to run your website efficiently. This often brings up the comparison Read More >
What Are the Best WordPress Plugins for Small Business Owners?
WordPress is a great content management system, or CMS, to build your website with. But sometimes, you might wish to get more out of your website, from efficiency (like security scanning) to productivity (like SEO alerts as you write new content). Using WordPress for your business website gives you the ability to use plugins. These Read More >
