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Germanized for WooCommerce & Too many redirects

Third-Party Software Notice Our support team cannot provide support for third-party software and services. However, if you need assistance or spot an issue with this article please post in the vCanopy Community Forum, and we will make necessary updates/improvements where needed. If you’re using the very popular Germanized for WooCommerce on your store, you may encounter a […]

Why is my WaaS network slow? Table locking and MySQL RAM allocation

WaaS networks are database intensive websites, and this is something many WaaS networks go through as they begin to grow in size and traffic. Sometimes this is because the server simply isn’t big enough for the network anymore, and sometimes it can be solved by increasing the MySQL’s RAM allocation. This article will walk you […]

Fixing the WordPress White Screen of Death (WSOD)

WSOD isn’t something we see a lot. When we do see it, it’s almost always related to caching – usually when there are 2 types of caching working on top of one another. Other causes for this error are rare on vCanopy, but we will cover all of them below. NOTE: Our automatic WSOD resolution is […]

Cloudflare’s CDN and Upload Limitations

Cloudflare offer a great free service, and a part of that service is their CDN. This is available to all plans, including the free tier. If, however, you are using Cloudflares CDN and are trying to upload large files to your website, you may run into an issue with their upload size (HTTP POST request […]

PUT Requests for the WooCommerce API and Other Plugins

UPDATE – PUT AND DELETE REQUESTS PUT and DELETE requests are no longer blocked on Nginx servers by default, however, you may still need to configure the dav_methods outlined in this article for your website if the requires them. Introduction  Modern servers do not allow for PUT or DELETE requests to be available by default. On Nginx, these aren’t […]

WP_MEMORY_LIMIT and vCanopy WordPress Websites

Introduction Every now again we’re asked a variation of this question on support: “Why does [insert plugin name] say that the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT is set to 40M? “ The short answer is that the plugin is likely looking at the wp-config.php file and not seeing this explicitly defined, and then returning the default 40M back, instead of […]