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@WPESupport I see the error logs, but not access logs. No worries; not like you’re in the midst of a move or anything.
@BackpackingDad I have a closet hidden away from the kids full of toys that were “thrown away”. I wish it worked.
@norcross Everyone has their moments. My first thought was “this is why you need a dedicated WordPress consultant. Not some ad agency.”
@norcross That wasn’t my first instinct. Glad I asked 🙂
What’s the most tactful way to tell a client their previous consultant isn’t right regarding not updating #WordPress?
@wpengine Quick Q: Can a hosting client access server logs? I have a client who wants to use his own log analysis tool instead of GAnalytics