Error connecting a website to Modular DS
If when trying to connect your website to the Modular application you have seen an error message and the connection could not be made, it could be for one of the following reasons.PopularModular Connector plugin white label
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Do you need to disconnect your website from Modular? Here we explain you how to do it in a simple way, but we want to remind you that, if you do it, you will lose all historical data, such as Uptime logs, backups or reports. Option 1: From the main dashboard Go to the main dashboard and locate the website you wish to disconnect. Click on the three dots in the top right corner of the site (or on the right side in list view) and select “Edit”. ![Contextual menu](https://storage.crisp.Some readersHow to delete a website from Modular DS
If you no longer manage a website from Modular DS, you can delete it from your account so it stops appearing in your site list. You can do this in two ways: from the global My websites view or from the site settings. Important: deleting a site from Modular DS does not delete the website or its content in WordPress. It only stops being connected and managed from your Modular DS account. Delete a website from My websites Go to the My websites section of Modular DS. HovFew readersMy website appears disconnected. How to reconnect it.
Have you seen a red alert in your dashboard telling you that one of your websites is disconnected, or received a notification about it? This happens to websites that were already connected and working in Modular DS and that lose the connection at some point. Let's look at the most common reasons and how you can reconnect them. Why does a website get disconnected? A website can lose its connection to Modular DS for several reasons. These are the most common ones, in order of frequency:Few readersHow WordPress Multisite works in Modular DS
If you manage a WordPress Multisite installation, Modular DS behaves a little differently than it does with a regular WordPress site. In this article we explain what you need to keep in mind when managing the maintenance of these sites from the platform. Connecting the sites of a Multisite to Modular DS The sites of a WordPress Multisite installation are treated as independent sites within Modular DS, even though some of the platform's features, such as backups or updates, are only performFew readersCloudflare problems with Modular DS and how to fix them
Does your site use Cloudflare and you can't connect it to Modular DS, it shows as down in the Uptime Monitor even though it isn't, or it's connected but you're not receiving all its data? In these cases, the most common reason is that your Cloudflare configuration is blocking Modular DS connections. We'll explain how to fix it depending on your case. Why Cloudflare may block Modular DSFew readersHow to set up a real cron job on your hosting for Modular DS
If your backups or updates take too long, stop halfway, or never run at all, it's easy to assume the problem is with Modular DS or your website. However, in many cases the real cause lies in how WordPress handles its scheduled tasks, and it can be fixed by setting up a system-level cron job. What WP-Cron is and why it can fail WordPress includes its own scheduled task system, called WP-Cron. It's in charge of triggering the actions that need to happen at a specific time: publishing schedulFew readersHow to choose the user to log in to WordPress
One of the most useful everyday features in Modular DS is logging in to any of your sites with a single click, using the "Go to WordPress" button. But you might be wondering: which user do I log in as when I do this from Modular DS? That is something you can choose in your site settings. What this user is for It is important to understand that Modular DS does not use this user or its credentials to work. The connection to your site and the maintenance tasks that Modular DS handles travelFew readers