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How to Enable HTTP Loopback Connections in cPanel for WordPress

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The WordPress community offers lots of helpful guides and tutorials, to solve problems with HTTP Loopback or (Endless Ping) that lots of plugins and web hosting settings use. However, when newbies find themselves without options to add or enable that setting, they simply contact their web hosting company for support.

The problem here is that some companies will never have that option to enable or configure. Luckily, you can use another solution that works with the majority of cases. All you need is adding the below code to your “wp-config.php” file and save it.

define('ALTERNATE_WP_CRON', true);

This code will use the alternative Cron job system that can solve the problem generally. WordPress uses the Cron Jobs to schedule upgrades, caching, or any other programmed task, such as the backup and much more.

 

http://wedesignthemes.com/support/knowledge-base/how-to-enable-http-loopback-connections-in-cpanel-for-wordpress/

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