When you install any plugin, delete plugin or upgrading any plugin in WordPress, you asked to enter your FTP details, like FTP username, password, etc. So, you have to enter every time when you do the above things. But, here is the trick which you can use to let WordPress remember your FTP login credentials.

The trick begins here:

1. First of all, Go to your Hosting File Manager and open “wp-config.php” file.

2. Now, add the code given below to the file.

define('FTP_HOST', 'ftp.yoursitename.com');
define('FTP_USER', 'Your_FTP_username');
define('FTP_PASS', 'Your_FTP_password');
define('FTP_SSL', true); // If your FTP supports SSL, then set this true.

Replace the FTP login details in the above code with yours one.

After adding the above code to “wp-config.php” file, save it. Now, whenever you install any plugin, delete plugin or upgrade, you won’t be asked to enter your FTP login credentials. If you ever change your FTP password, then also update this file with the new details. This trick helps you to save time while installing or deleting lots of plugins.

This is a guest post written by Mahesh who blogs at Geeklisten. If you would like to write for Niche Tech Blog, then do check our guest posting guidelines.