Implementing WordPress Error Log Helps in Identifying Error on the Website

In the world of Website, there is hardly any person who doesn't know about WordPress. As a user, it is possible that you must have faced a variety of errors. Implementing a WordPress error log helps the user to see the errors that recorded while hitting the Website. This error logs track errors and store them in a file that easily navigated by users. When a user understands the cause of errors, they can solve it accordingly.

 

The best thing about the WordPress error log is that it works as a debugging tool. WordPress use debugging tool to fix errors. Now take a look at those steps that helps in enabling error log on the Website.

  

Navigate to your WordPress file 

 

To place error logs, you must have CPanel credential or FTP login of the Website. Go to the Wp-config-Php file through CPanel or FTP login. Use correct credential login to the File—credentials, including hostname, username, and password. With the help of credentials, help you to get access the WordPress files. If you are not aware of credentials, then contact your web host provider for that. 

 

Edit on your wp-config-PHP File

 

After connecting the WordPress file through FTP login, go to the root directory. In the root directory, find the wp-config.php File (the most crucial File contains all the details including database, settings, and all that). Point cursor on the File and do right click on the File. Choose view/edit option and open File through a text editor. 

 

Fine the sentence /* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */. And paste the code written below just before this sentence. 

 

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );

 

This File might be already present on your wp-config-php File with false. Replace false with right and then also add other code underneath above code 

 

define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );

 

 Both these codes help in maintaining an error log and detecting errors hitting your Website. Save your File and upload it on the server.  

 

Establish new WordPress logs

 

When you complete the error log implementation on the Website, the error log is ready to function. You can see errors stored in the File by navigating to the WP-content folder and search a new file known as debug.log.

 

The error log helps users to see different errors such as WordPress error 500, WordPress 404 error, white screen of death error, WordPress parse or syntax error, and so on. It shows how vital is error log implementation to the Website.