WPCloud Deploy offers a bunch of PHP options you might need for certain sites – without forcing you onto the command line.
After a while the screen will refresh – if the operation is successful. If the operation fails, you’ll get a popup message.
You can see a full log of the operation under the SSH LOG screen.
After a while the screen will refresh – if the operation is successful. If the operation fails, you’ll get a popup message.
You can see a full log of the operation under the SSH LOG screen.
The most common PHP options that admins need to change are:
You can change all these values without leaving the WPCloudDeploy admin screen.
After a while the screen will refresh – if the operation is successful. If the operation fails, you’ll get a popup message.
You can see a full log of the operation under the SSH LOG screen.
There are dozens of other PHP options that can be changed or set. We provide a user interface for you to specify any PHP option along with an associated value.
Warning: This is a power-user feature. Set the wrong option or enter a bad value and your site can fail to load! Use it wisely!
After a while the screen will refresh – if the operation is successful. If the operation fails, you’ll get a popup message.
You can see a full log of the operation under the SSH LOG screen.
An ADMIN can change the number of PHP workers for a site.
Warning: This is a power-user feature. Set the wrong option or enter a bad value and your site can fail to load! Use it wisely!
After a while the screen will refresh – if the operation is successful. If the operation fails, you’ll get a popup message.
You can see a full log of the operation under the SSH LOG screen.
If you’re looking to change the maximum size allowed for file uploads into WordPress, the PHP option is not the only item that needs to be changed. You also need to change some NGINX options as well.
Because of this, we have a dedicated option for changing the Maximum upload filesize in WordPress.
You can find it at the bottom of the TWEAKS tab for your site.