I have been setting up MainWP on Windows and I ran into an issue when trying to add my first site. MainWP’s dashboard gave me an error, “Invalid Request” – not very descriptive. When I looked in my PHP error log I found: “[10-Dec-2016 14:20:34 UTC] PHP Warning: openssl_pkey_get_details() expects parameter 1 to be resource, […]
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function display_array($your_array) { foreach ($your_array as $key => $value) { if (is_array($value)) { display_array($value); } else { echo ‘<br> – Key: ‘ .$key . ‘ :: Value: ‘ . $value . “<br />\n”; } } return $out; }
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Documenting my attempts to optimize my site. Going to use Page Speed, , as well as tips from: //conceptclarity.ca/speed-optimization-tips-from-wpmu-dev/ — Second set of tests will be: http://speedtest.serverresources.info/ Step 1: Starting stats Using Google Page Speed Insights 3 times (I have found it can vary wildly) https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=conceptclarity.ca&tab=desktop Results: mobile/Desktop Run 1: 59/79 Run 2: 63/79 Run 3:
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A lot has been written about this, but I have yet to find the Holy Grail of IIS/Wordpress permissions. The tricky part seems to be the permissions for the root folder – allowing WP to update, while being secure. I have had a bad experience where a plugin – WP Super Cache – has a
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Pasting this here for future reference (from an email generated by WPMU Dev): Site speed isn’t all about images though – there are heaps of other things to look at, too. I’ve collected a few posts from our blog that nicely sum up what you should look at to get your site operating at 100%
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