Titbits On Technology, Internet Services & The Web In Ghana

 Got a lot of stress from a guzzlehttp error when a new plugin was installed on wordpress that looks like this:  PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method GuzzleHttp\Utils::chooseHandler() in It is probably due to a guzzlehttp conflict between some previously installed plugin and the newly installed one. A quick solution is to locate the guzzle folder in your new plugin and rename it or delete it. Make sure you have a backup before deleting the guzzle folder if you opt to delete instead of rename. You will typically find the guzzle folder under  wp-content/plugins/[plugin name]/vendor/guzzlehttp/ in your wordpress installation directory. Do not delete the guzzlehttp folder, just guzzle folder found within the guzzlehttp folder should be renamed or deleted.

  You attempt to login to your paypal account and come across this ominous message  "Sorry, we couldn’t confirm it’s you" That's quite unpleasant right? Well, support isn't much help in many of such cases. What is interesting though is that it appears to be an automated mechanism built into paypal so certain actions you take independent of support may resolve it. Solutions you may try. 1. A user reported that their problem was resolved simply by clearing cache and cookies in their browser. To test this approach, you may open paypal in an incognito/private browser window and attempt logging in. If it works, your problem is solved. 2. A second option that may work is to find the email message paypal sent you requiring you to confirm your email address. Click on CONFIRM email button or copy the confirmation link to a new browser address bar. This should send you to the login interface to login with your password. Paypal will then confirm it is you and open your account t...