Platform Information.
Detect a WP Engine Website with PHP
This article describes the is_wpe() function, which developers can use to perform actions based on location (live, 1-click staging, or non-WP Engine sites).
502 Bad Gateway Error
Learn what a “502 Bad Gateway” error is, what causes it, and how to resolve and prevent further 502 errors.
WP Engine’s Security Environment
Learn about the the security measures WP Engine has in place at the platform level which protect our customers from malicious attacks and find answers to frequently asked questions.
Host a Site on a Subdirectory, like “/blog”
We advise not to install a WordPress installation into a sub-directory like domain.com/blog. This article explains why and recommendations for alternatives.
Error Logs and Common Errors
Learn how to access and troubleshoot WordPress website errors using the WP Engine error logs. Individual PHP error entries explained.
Reset Git Push to Deploy a New Repository
Read our step by step instructions on how to reset your GIT Push workflow in order to deploy a new repository to your site.
Server and Browser Cache
Caching can make your site fast but seeing your changes quickly can be difficult. Learn about WP Engine server caching and how to purge cache.
Cookies and PHP Sessions
Learn what cookies and PHP sessions are and how to properly use them. We also explain why you don’t want to use them and provide alternatives.
301 and 302 Redirect Rules
This article explains what redirects are, how to configure them on our platform along with links and tutorials containing further details.
Strong Passwords for WordPress Admins
Learn how to choose a strong password to protect your site. The use of a strong, unique password is one of the most important things a WordPress user can do to keep attackers from gaining access to their site.
