Community Q&A:
PHP Settings and WordPress plugin compatibility
What Php memory do I have as a shared hosting account customer ?
What is your (my) Php "timeout" setting?
I will be using a Word Press plugin called "server buddy". Is this compatible with your hosting ?
I will need > 10GB of Space and over 3GB of Bandwidth for every 10-15 Blogs. Do I have this in my account ?
Thank you for your time. I am beginning a new blog program and I need to know if I have this in my hosting plan.
What is your (my) Php "timeout" setting?
I will be using a Word Press plugin called "server buddy". Is this compatible with your hosting ?
I will need > 10GB of Space and over 3GB of Bandwidth for every 10-15 Blogs. Do I have this in my account ?
Thank you for your time. I am beginning a new blog program and I need to know if I have this in my hosting plan.
ANSWERS
|
0
|
Hi leeson, You can view your PHP memory limit by creating and viewing a phpinfo.php page. If needed, you can then modify your PHP settings using a php.ini file. By timeout, if you mean max_execution_time, that can be viewed in your phpinfo.php file as well, and can also be modified through the php.ini file. I'm not personally familiar with ServerBuddy, but we haven't had any reports of anyone having trouble running it here. Our hosting plans do not limit by space or bandwidth, but I would suggest with any large blogs that you look into optimizing WordPress by setting up a caching plugin and using a cron job for your WordPress task management. Please feel free to contact us if you have any additional questions. We're happy to help. Regards, Christi N. |
Want to share this Question?
Tweet
Help Center Login
Related Articles
It looks like there are no related articles.
Would you like to ask a question about this page? If so, click the button below!
