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Today in this video you will learn How to Enable WordPress Error Logs Using wp-config.php

As usual, you need to log into the cPanel account your web hosting has provided. Search for the Files' section, which consists of the file manager icon.
Click on public_html from the left-hand sidebar.
If you host one website on the server, you can find the wp-config.php file in the root directory. But if you host multiple websites, you need to open the domain's folder where WordPress installation is residing.
Right-click on the file and choose an Edit option. As always, you can also use the standard Edit option from the main navigation menu of cPanel.
A popup appears for encoding confirmation. Click on the Edit button to continue.
A new tab opens up in the web browser, where you can see codes of the file. You need to copy and paste the code given below.
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );


Click on the Save Changes button.
Now if you wish to check the login error, go to the wp-content folder, and you can see a new file "debug.log", you can download the file and speed up your troubleshooting process.


Well, now you know what it is and how you can enable it. And I hope you have understood the concept of enabling error logs.
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