If you own a website, one of the most basic things you should always keep in mind is backing up your website content. Website content usually consists of two parts. Data stored on FTP (usually images, PHP or ASP scripts, CSS, etc.) are one of them. And data stored in the database (article and page content, system settings, users and their passwords, etc.) are second. Let’s take a look at how to backup a MySQL database using the phpMyAdmin tool. This tool is commonly available across virtually all web hosting providers. And backing up the … Read more

If you own web hosting and run your own website, it may be useful for you to know the basic properties, limits, or at least the PHP version your website is using. To do this, you can use the very useful phpinfo() function. We will look at how to find out the PHP version on your website using the phpinfo() function below. To use this function, you will need your FTP access data and an FTP client. Understanding the phpinfo() function: a brief overview for tech beginners As a beginner in the tech world, it’s … Read more