If you have problems with your WordPress site, it can be a good idea to enable debugging to help you figure out what is wrong. When debugging is enabled, errors will become visible on the page where they occur.
Note: Normally debugging is used for development purposes only. So make sure to disable it again after you are done troubleshooting.
- Log into your one.com Control Panel.
- Scroll down to the tile called Files & Security and click File Manager.
You can also access your File Manager via the link https://filemanager.one.com - Navigate to the directory where you installed WordPress.
- Click on the file wp-config.php to open it in the editor.
- Scroll down to:
define('WP_DEBUG', false);
- Change this to:
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
- Click Save at the top of the screen.
Tip: We recommend that you copy the code exactly as shown above; an extra space or wrong character can affect your whole site.
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