RTWD Support Guides
Common support queries that are reported to me for you to learn how to resolve yourself, or at leave have an idea of what’s gone wrong and why before putting a support request in.
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Fixing Error Establishing a Database Connection in WordPress
If your WordPress site is displaying 'Error establishing a database connection', follow these steps to resolve it. Step 1: Check If the Database Server is Down Try accessing phpMyAdmin from your hosting panel. If phpMyAdmin doesn’t load, your database server may be...
Fixing Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance Mode in WordPress
If your WordPress site is stuck in maintenance mode after an update, follow these steps to resolve it. Step 1: Refresh Your Browser Press F5 or Ctrl + R to reload the page. Try accessing your site from a different browser or in incognito mode. Step 2: Delete the...
Fixing 429 Too Many Requests Error in WordPress
If your WordPress site is showing a '429 Too Many Requests' error, follow these steps to resolve the issue.Cause: Your site is getting hit with too many requests, often due to bots or overzealous security settings. Step 1: Check for Malicious or Excessive Requests...
Fixing 404 Page Not Found Errors
If your website is displaying '404 Page Not Found' errors on certain pages, follow these steps to troubleshoot and resolve the issue. Step 1: Refresh the Page Press F5 or Ctrl + R to reload the page. Try opening the page in incognito mode to bypass caching issues....
Fixing 403 Forbidden Error on Your Website
403 Forbidden Error – Happens due to incorrect file permissions, security plugin restrictions, or server-side rules. If your website displays a '403 Forbidden' error, follow these steps to resolve it. Step 1: Clear Your Browser Cache and Try Another Browser Clear your...