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    How to Move WordPress Site to New Host: Zero Downtime

    June 7, 2012
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    When ever I talked about WordPress hosting, I always mentioned that WordPress is memory hogging CMS and you should always go for a Webhosting which is optimized for WordPress hosting. One of my WordPress client, wanted to move WordPress blog from Dreamhost to Hostgator, as Hostgator is one of the best alternative for Dreamhost. Here I will share the complete step by step tutorial to move WordPress site to a new host. In this case, Dreamhost uses ...

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    Security Alert: WpPhpMyAdmin WordPress plugin Can Expose your Site to Hacker

    July 23, 2011
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    At ShoutMeLoud, I keep writing about various WordPress plugin and in some of the post I mentioned about phpMyadmin plugin, which used to be one useful plugin to open phpmyadmin from WordPress dashboard. Personally I used to have this plugin on couple of my blogs until today. Today couple of my blogs like CallingAllgeeks and Thesiscustomizationservice were giving some weird error and even my Antivirus Nod32 was showing HTML/iframe Trojan alert when ever I opened ...

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    How to Delete Custom Field value from WordPress Database

    May 7, 2011
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    If your WordPress blog is old, probably you will notice lots of custom field meta_key in your WordPress custom field option. The problem with this is that you will see lots of unused custom field values which is added by some old theme or by plugin which you used long time back. Here is a screenshot of ShoutMeLoud custom field which has lots of custom value and many of them are because of old theme ...

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    How to Access phpmyadmin in any Web Hosting

    November 4, 2009
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    So last time I wrote about how to access phpmyadmin in dreamhost and this is a very small post but will be very useful for anyone who is on any hosting. Instead of going to phpmyadmin from your cpanel you can use a direct link to access phpmyadmin. Word of caution : Don’t play with phpmyadmin until unless you not sure what does it do. This is the place from where you will manage your ...

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