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You have themes waiting to be updated You should remove inactive plugins You should remove inactive themes You would have received an email because of this. Your .htaccess file contains only core WordPress features. Your MariaDB version supports utf8mb4. Your MySQL version supports utf8mb4. Your PHP version requires an update Your PHP version should be updated Your WordPress version is up to date (%s) Your installation of WordPress doesn't require FTP credentials to perform updates. Your installation of WordPress prompts for FTP credentials to perform updates. Your plugins are up to date Your site can communicate securely with other services Your site can perform loopback requests Your site could not complete a loopback request Your site does not have any default theme. Default themes are used by WordPress automatically if anything is wrong with your normal theme. Your site does not use HTTPS Your site has %1$d inactive theme, other than %2$s, the default WordPress theme, and %3$s, your active theme. Your site has %1$d inactive themes, other than %2$s, the default WordPress theme, and %3$s, your active theme. Your site has %1$d inactive theme, other than %2$s, your active theme. Your site has %1$d inactive themes, other than %2$s, your active theme. Your site has %d active plugin, and they are all up to date. Your site has %d active plugins, and they are all up to date. Your site has %d inactive plugin. Your site has %d inactive plugins. Your site has %d inactive theme. Your site has %d inactive themes. Your site has %d installed theme, and they are all up to date. Your site has %d installed themes, and they are all up to date. Your site has %d plugin waiting to be updated. Your site has %d plugins waiting to be updated. Your site has %d theme waiting to be updated. Your site has %d themes waiting to be updated. Your site has 1 active plugin, and it is up to date. Your site has 1 installed theme, and it is up to date. Your site has critical issues that should be addressed as soon as possible to improve the performance or security of your website. Your site is currently in Troubleshooting Mode. This has <strong>no effect on your site visitors</strong>, they will continue to view your site as usual, but for you it will look as if you had just installed WordPress for the first time. Your site is not set to output debug information Your site is not using localized timezones Your site is set to display errors to site visitors Your site is set to log errors to a potentially public file. Your site is unable to communicate securely with other services Your site is unable to reach WordPress.org at %1$s, and returned the error: %2$s Your site scores pretty well on the Health Check, but there are still some things you can do to improve the performance and security of your website. Your site uses localized timezones Your themes are up to date Your website is using an active HTTPS connection. cURL version comment statusClosed comment statusOpen enabled https://make.wordpress.org/hosting/handbook/handbook/server-environment/#php-extensions https://wordpress.org/about/requirements/ https://wordpress.org/plugins/health-check/ https://wordpress.org/support https://wordpress.org/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/ https://wordpress.org/support/article/why-should-i-use-https/ localized PHP upgrade information pagehttps://wordpress.org/support/update-php/ the team handbook utf8mb4 requires a MariaDB update utf8mb4 requires a MySQL update utf8mb4 requires a newer client library PO-Revision-Date: 2019-12-15 21:31:08+0000
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%1$s (%2$s) %s Critical issue %s Critical issues %s Critical issues %s Item with no issues detected %s Items with no issues detected %s Items with no issues detected %s Recommended improvement %s Recommended improvements %s Recommended improvements (Does not support 64bit values) (Latest version: %s) (Supports 64bit values) (View Diff) (Your site is performing updates over FTP due to file ownership. Talk to your hosting company.) (opens in a new tab) .htaccess rules <a href="%s">Visit the Site Health page</a> to gather information on about your site.. A Troubleshooting Mode menu is added to your admin bar, which will allow you to enable plugins individually, switch back to your current theme, and disable Troubleshooting Mode. A new minor update is available for your site. Because minor updates often address security, it’s important to install them. A new version of WordPress is available. A plugin has prevented updates by disabling %s. A previous automatic background update could not occur. A previous automatic background update ended with a critical failure, so updates are now disabled. A scheduled event has failed A scheduled event is late Active Plugins Active Theme Active editor Active theme: %s Active: Additional message Additional message from admin: %s All files passed the check. Everything seems to be OK! All of your WordPress files are writable. All site health tests have finished running. All site health tests have finished running. There are items that should be addressed, and the results are now available on the page. All site health tests have finished running. Your site is looking good, and the results are now available on the page. An HTTPS connection is needed for many features on the web today, it also gains the trust of your visitors by helping to protecting their online privacy. Attempt to identify the compatibility of your plugins before upgrading PHP, note that a compatibility check may not always be accurate, and you may want to contact the plugin author to confirm that things will continue working. Author Author website Available plugins (%d) Available themes (%d) Background updates Background updates are not working as expected Background updates are working Background updates ensure that WordPress can auto-update if a security update is released for the version you are currently using. Background updates may not be working properly By %s By enabling the Troubleshooting Mode, all plugins will appear inactive and your site will switch to the default theme only for you. All other users will see your site as usual. Can anyone register on this site? Can communicate with WordPress.org Check for updates manually Check plugins Check the Files Integrity Checks the health of your WordPress install. Client version Communicating with the WordPress servers is used to check for new versions, and to both install and update WordPress core, themes or plugins. Communication with WordPress.org Content changed Copied Copied! Copy site info to clipboard Could not be determined Could not confirm that the %s filter is available. Could not reach WordPress.org Could not retrieve server headers Couldn't retrieve a list of the checksums for WordPress %s. Currently being tested... Custom rules have been added to your .htaccess file. Database Database Server version Database host Database name Database prefix Database size Database user Daylight Savings Time (DST) may affect the times used and shown by your site, and using an UTC offset, instead of a localized time zone, means that the site does not get automatic DST updates. Debug mode is often enabled to gather more details about an error or site failure, but may contain sensitive information which should not be available on a publicly available website. Debugging enabled Default comment status Directories and Sizes Disable Disable %s Disable Troubleshooting Mode Disable the plugin, %s, while troubleshooting. Disable while troubleshooting Disabled Dismiss notices Drop-ins Drop-ins are single files that replace or enhance WordPress features in ways that are not possible for traditional plugins. Email Enable Enable %s Enable Troubleshooting Mode Enable the plugin, %s, while troubleshooting. Enable while troubleshooting Enabled Error Error encountered: (%1$d) %2$s Error: [%1$s] %2$s Everything is running smoothly here. Extended PHP Information Extension File File integrity File not found Filesystem Permissions For optimal performance and security reasons, we recommend running %1$s version %2$s or higher. Contact your web hosting company to correct this. GD version Get help resolving this issue. Ghostscript version Good Great job! Great job! Your site currently passes all site health checks. HTTP Requests HTTP requests are blocked HTTP requests are partially blocked HTTP requests have been blocked by the %1$s constant, with some hosts whitelisted: %2$s. HTTP requests have been blocked by the %s constant, with no allowed hosts. HTTP requests seem to be working as expected HTTPS status Have a default theme available Health Check & Troubleshooting Health Check – Test Message from %s Here you can enable individual plugins or themes, helping you to find out what might be causing strange behaviours on your site. Do note that <strong>any changes you make to settings will be kept</strong> when you disable Troubleshooting Mode. Hi! This test message was sent by the Health Check plugin from %1$s (%2$s) on %3$s at %4$s. Since you’re reading this, it obviously works. Highest supported PHP Home URL If you want to export a handy list of all the information on this page, you can use the button below to copy it to the clipboard. You can then paste it in a text file and save it to your device, or paste it in an email exchange with a support engineer or theme/plugin developer for example. ImageMagick version number ImageMagick version string Imagick Resource Limits Inactive Plugins Inactive Themes Inactive plugins are tempting targets for attackers. If you’re not going to use a plugin, we recommend you remove it. Info Install a default theme Install the latest version of WordPress Is SUHOSIN installed? Is the Imagick library available? Is this a multisite? Is this site using HTTPS? Critical issues It appears as if some files may have been modified. It is possible for site maintainers to block all, or some, communication to other sites and services. If set up incorrectly, this may prevent plugins and themes from working as intended. It seems there was a problem sending the email. It was not possible to check your scheduled events Learn more about updating PHP Loading… Loopback request Loopback requests are used to run scheduled events, and are also used by the built-in editors for themes and plugins to verify code stability. Mail Check Manage active plugins Manage inactive plugins Manage your plugins Manage your themes Max input time Media Handling Site Health %s Health Check Minimum PHP Modified Must Use Plugins MySQL utf8mb4 support Name Network count No No Site Health information has been gathered yet, you can do so by visiting the Site Health page, alternatively the checks will run automatically once every week. No information yet… No permalink structure set No scheduled events exist on this site. No version control systems were detected. No version or author information is available. None Not available Not writable Notices (%d) Once weekly One or more recommended modules are missing One or more required modules are missing One possible reason for this may be that your installation contains translated versions. An easy way to clear this is to reinstall WordPress. Don't worry. This will only affect WordPress' own files, not your themes, plugins or uploaded media. Only parts of your site are using HTTPS Original Outdated SQL server PHP Extensions PHP SAPI PHP Version PHP is the programming language we use to build and maintain WordPress. Newer versions of PHP are both faster and more secure, so updating will have a positive effect on your site’s performance. PHP is up to date (%s) PHP max input variables PHP memory limit PHP modules perform most of the tasks on the server that make your site run. Any changes to these must be made by your server administrator. PHP post max size PHP time limit PHP version Site Health Parent Theme Parent theme Passed Passed tests Performance Permalink structure Please note, that due to how Must Use plugins work, any such plugin will not be disabled for the troubleshooting session. Please wait… Plugin Plugin Versions Plugin actions, such as activating and deactivating, are not available while in Troubleshooting Mode. Plugin and theme updates are working Plugin compatibility Plugin or theme updates are not working Plugin update hooks have been removed. Plugin update requests have been blocked. Plugin updates should be working as expected. Plugins Plugins directory location Plugins directory size Plugins extend your site’s functionality with things like contact forms, ecommerce and much more. That means they have deep access to your site, so it’s vital to keep them up to date. Plugins or themes may have their own way of handling updates, which could break or negatively impact normal updates in WordPress. Switch to Active: REST API availability Read about debugging in WordPress. Read more about what WordPress requires to run. Read more about why you should use HTTPS Reason Required and recommended modules are installed Result from testing without any plugins active and a default theme Results are still loading… Return to the Dashboard SQL server is up to date Scheduled events Scheduled events are running Scheduled events are what periodically looks for updates to plugins, themes and WordPress itself. It is also what makes sure scheduled posts are published on time. It may also be used by various plugins to make sure that planned actions are executed. Secondary menu Secure communication Securely communicating between servers are needed for transactions such as fetching files, conducting sales on store sites, and much more. Security Send test email Server Server architecture Server headers Server settings Server version Severely outdated SQL server Should be improved Show %d remaining plugins Show %d remaining themes Shows whether WordPress is able to write to the directories it needs access to. Site Health Site Health Info Site Health Status Site Language Site URL Site count Site information has been added to your clipboard. Some files are not writable by WordPress: Some plugin or theme updates may not work as expected Some scenarios require you to look up more detailed server configurations than what is normally required. This page allows you to view all available configuration options for your PHP setup. Please be advised that WordPress does not guarantee that any information shown on this page may not be considered private. Status Switch the active theme to %s Switch to this theme Take a look at the <strong>%1$d items</strong> on the <a href="%2$s">Site Health Check status page</a>. Talk to your web host about OpenSSL support for PHP. The %s constant is defined and enabled. The %s filter is enabled. The File Integrity checks all the core files with the <code>checksums</code> provided by the WordPress API to see if they are intact. If there are changes you will be able to make a Diff between the files hosted on WordPress.org and your installation to see what has been changed. The Mail Check will invoke the <code>wp_mail()</code> function and check if it succeeds. We will use the email address you have set up, but you can change it below if you like. The REST API call gave the following unexpected result: (%1$d) %2$s. The REST API did not behave correctly The REST API did not process the %s query parameter correctly. The REST API encountered an error The REST API encountered an unexpected result The REST API is available The REST API is one way WordPress, and other applications, communicate with the server. One example is the block editor screen, which relies on this to display, and save, your posts and pages. The REST API request failed due to an error. The SQL server is a required piece of software for the database WordPress uses to store all your site’s content and settings. The Site Health check requires JavaScript. The WordPress Hosting Team maintains a list of those modules, both recommended and required, in %s. The WordPress.org community The compatibility check will need to send requests to the <a href="https://wptide.org">WPTide</a> project to fetch the test results for each of your plugins. The directory size calculation has timed out. Usually caused by a very large number of sub-directories and files. The error code was %s. The folder %1$s was detected as being under version control (%2$s), but the %3$s filter is allowing updates. The folder %1$s was detected as being under version control (%2$s). The following Plugins have been removed from update checks: %s. The following Themes have been removed from update checks: %s. The loopback request returned an unexpected http status code, %d, it was not possible to determine if this will prevent features from working as expected. The loopback request to your site completed successfully. The loopback request to your site failed, this means features relying on them are not currently working as expected. The main WordPress directory The must use plugins directory The optional module, %s, is not installed, or has been disabled. The options shown below relate to your server setup. If changes are required, you may need your web host’s assistance. The phpinfo() function has been disabled by your host. Please contact the host if you need more information about your setup. The plugins directory The required module, %s, is not installed, or has been disabled. The scheduled event, %s, failed to run. Your site still works, but this may indicate that scheduling posts or automated updates may not work as intended. The scheduled event, %s, is late to run. Your site still works, but this may indicate that scheduling posts or automated updates may not work as intended. The site health check shows critical information about your WordPress configuration and items that require your attention. The size cannot be calculated. The directory is not accessible. Usually caused by invalid permissions. The themes directory The uploads directory The value, %1$s, has either been enabled by %2$s or added to your configuration file. This will make errors display on the front end of your site. The value, %s, has been added to this website’s configuration file. This means any errors on the site will be written to a file which is potentially available to normal users. The wp-content directory Theme Versions Theme directory location Theme features Theme update hooks have been removed. Theme update requests have been blocked. Theme updates should be working as expected. Themes Themes add your site’s look and feel. It’s important to keep them up to date, to stay consistent with your brand and keep your site secure. Themes directory location Themes directory size There are no notices to show. These settings alter where and how parts of WordPress are loaded. This could mean that connections are failing to WordPress.org. This page can show you every detail about the configuration of your WordPress website. For any improvements that could be made, see the <a href="%s">Site Health Status</a> page. Time zone To enhance your site’s security, we recommend you remove any themes you’re not using. You should keep %1$s, the default WordPress theme, %2$s, your current theme, and %3$s, its parent theme. To enhance your site’s security, we recommend you remove any themes you’re not using. You should keep your current theme, %1$s, and %2$s, its parent theme. Tools Total installation size Total size is not available. Some errors were encountered when determining the size of your installation. Troubleshoot Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Mode Troubleshooting Mode - %s Troubleshooting mode UTF8MB4 is a database storage attribute that makes sure your site can store non-English text and other strings (for instance emoticons) without unexpected problems. UTF8MB4 is supported Unable to determine PHP SAPI Unable to determine PHP version Unable to determine if Ghostscript is installed Unable to determine server architecture Unable to determine some settings, as the ini_get() function has been disabled. Unable to determine the websites server user Unable to determine what web server software is used Unable to reach WordPress.org at %1$s: %2$s Undefined Understandably, you do not wish to do so as it may affect your site visitors, leaving them with lost functionality. Update your plugins Update your site addresses Update your site time zone Upload max filesize Uploads directory location Uploads directory size User Language User count Version Version %1$s by %2$s Version %s View extended PHP information Waiting... Warning We could not remove the old must-use plugin. We have just sent an email using <code>wp_mail()</code> and it seems to work. Please check your inbox and spam folder to see if you received it. We recommend removing any unused themes to enhance your site’s security. We recommend that you update PHP We were unable to check if any new versions of WordPress are available. We were unable to copy the plugin file required to enable the Troubleshooting Mode. We were unable to create the mu-plugins directory. We were unable to replace the plugin file required to enable the Troubleshooting Mode. We'll try again with the next release. Web server Website server user When bulk-disabling plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. When bulk-enabling plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. When disabling the plugin, %s, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. When enabling the plugin, %s, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. When enabling troubleshooting on the selected plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this the selected plugins were kept disabled while troubleshooting mode started. When switching the active theme to %s, a site failure occurred. Because of this we reverted the theme to the one you used previously. When troubleshooting issues on your site, you are likely to be told to disable all plugins and switch to the default theme. When you've been able to update using the "Update Now" button on Dashboard > Updates, we'll clear this error for future update attempts. While trying to test your site’s scheduled events, the following error was returned: %s WordPress WordPress Constants WordPress Version WordPress development updates are blocked by the %s constant. WordPress development updates are blocked by the %s filter. WordPress directory location WordPress directory size WordPress requires %1$s version %2$s or higher. Contact your web hosting company to correct this. WordPress security and maintenance releases are blocked by %s. WordPress security and maintenance releases are blocked by the %s filter. WordPress update available (%s) WordPress version %s WordPress’ utf8mb4 support requires MariaDB version %s or greater. Please contact your server administrator. WordPress’ utf8mb4 support requires MySQL client library (%1$s) version %2$s or newer. Please contact your server administrator. WordPress’ utf8mb4 support requires MySQL version %s or greater. Please contact your server administrator. WordPress.org is reachable Writable Yes You are accessing this website using HTTPS, but your <a href="%s">WordPress Address</a> is not set up to use HTTPS by default. You are currently running the latest version of WordPress available, keep it up! You are using a %1$s drop-in which might mean that a %2$s database is not being used. You do not have access to this file. You don't have any of the default themes installed. A default theme helps you determine if your current theme is causing conflicts. You have plugins waiting to be updated You have successfully enabled Troubleshooting Mode, all plugins will appear inactive until you disable Troubleshooting Mode, or log out and back in again. You have themes waiting to be updated You should remove inactive plugins You should remove inactive themes You would have received an email because of this. Your .htaccess file contains only core WordPress features. Your MariaDB version supports utf8mb4. Your MySQL version supports utf8mb4. Your PHP version requires an update Your PHP version should be updated Your WordPress version is up to date (%s) Your installation of WordPress doesn't require FTP credentials to perform updates. Your installation of WordPress prompts for FTP credentials to perform updates. Your plugins are up to date Your site can communicate securely with other services Your site can perform loopback requests Your site could not complete a loopback request Your site does not have any default theme. Default themes are used by WordPress automatically if anything is wrong with your normal theme. Your site does not use HTTPS Your site has %1$d inactive theme, other than %2$s, the default WordPress theme, and %3$s, your active theme. Your site has %1$d inactive themes, other than %2$s, the default WordPress theme, and %3$s, your active theme. Your site has %1$d inactive theme, other than %2$s, your active theme. Your site has %1$d inactive themes, other than %2$s, your active theme. Your site has %d active plugin, and they are all up to date. Your site has %d active plugins, and they are all up to date. Your site has %d inactive plugin. Your site has %d inactive plugins. Your site has %d inactive theme. Your site has %d inactive themes. Your site has %d installed theme, and they are all up to date. Your site has %d installed themes, and they are all up to date. Your site has %d plugin waiting to be updated. Your site has %d plugins waiting to be updated. Your site has %d theme waiting to be updated. Your site has %d themes waiting to be updated. Your site has 1 active plugin, and it is up to date. Your site has 1 installed theme, and it is up to date. Your site has critical issues that should be addressed as soon as possible to improve the performance or security of your website. Your site is currently in Troubleshooting Mode. This has <strong>no effect on your site visitors</strong>, they will continue to view your site as usual, but for you it will look as if you had just installed WordPress for the first time. Your site is not set to output debug information Your site is not using localized time zones Your site is set to display errors to site visitors Your site is set to log errors to a potentially public file. Your site is unable to communicate securely with other services Your site is unable to reach WordPress.org at %1$s, and returned the error: %2$s Your site scores pretty well on the Health Check, but there are still some things you can do to improve the performance and security of your website. Your site uses localized time zones Your themes are up to date Your website is using an active HTTPS connection. cURL version Closed Open enabled https://make.wordpress.org/hosting/handbook/handbook/server-environment/#php-extensions https://en-ca.wordpress.org/about/requirements/ https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/health-check/ https://en-ca.wordpress.org/support https://wordpress.org/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/ https://wordpress.org/support/article/why-should-i-use-https/ https://en-ca.wordpress.org/support/update-php/ the team handbook utf8mb4 requires a MariaDB update utf8mb4 requires a MySQL update utf8mb4 requires a newer client library