[Cort Johnson]

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when I tried to install Commons I got exceed memory capacity error. I tried to deactivated Commons but it sent me back to the Fatal Error message.  when I try to do something in the admin area (ie disasble plugins) I get the Fatal error message. ??

I tried to increase memory size on WP-config to 128 but that didn’t do anything.

I went into the server and removed Commons and that didn’t do anything.

???

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The site encountered a problem that it cannot recover from. Please use the following information to try to resolve the problem.

Error Message
Fatal Error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in /home/cortjohn/public_html/wp-content/plugins/fundraising/lib/widgets/widget.fundraiser_panel.php on line 126
Description
PHP exceeded the maximum amount of memory that it can use while rendering this page. The error message indicates that a specific file is the cause of the problem, but this file isn’t necessarily doing anything incorrectly. All code will consume some memory. It just so happened that the memory limit was reached while running code in the file indicated in the error message.
Your site is configured to allow PHP to use a maximum of 64 megabytes of memory. This amount of memory should be sufficient for most sites. Some more complex plugins and themes may require a large amount of memory to run properly. However, if you are only running very simple plugins and a very simple theme, this error could indicate that there is a problem with one of them.

Solutions

Disabling some plugins should reduce the amount of memory used and will return site functionality. You can manually deactivate a plugin by using FTP to rename an active plugin’s directory (such as renaming public_html/wp-content/plugins/sample-plugin to public_html/wp-content/plugins/sample-plugin.bak).
If you need to raise PHP’s maximum memory limit, contact your hosting provider for instructions on how to do this.

Note that this message is generated by iThemes.com products when an error is encountered on the site. While an iThemes product is generating this message, it is not necessarily the cause of the problem.

• This topic was modified 12 years ago by Cort Johnson.
• This topic was modified 12 years ago by Cort Johnson.
• This topic was modified 12 years ago by Cort Johnson.
• This topic was modified 12 years ago by Cort Johnson.
• This topic was modified 12 years ago by Cort Johnson.
• This topic was modified 12 years ago by Cort Johnson.

[Anonymous]

Hello.

We had a such kind of problem like you’s is. After the activating the plugins it was an error:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in /home/********/public_html/testcbox/wp-admin/includes/theme.php on line 48

We asked to help to our host provider (site5.com), and they are the recommendations from support specialist:

In order to modify the php memory limit setting you first need to create a custom php.ini file. We have detailed instructions on creating a custom php.ini file here:http://kb.site5.com/php/how-to-setup-a-custom-php-ini-file/Once you have created the file you can then modify the php memory setting by manually editing the value in the php.ini file using the File Manager in SiteAdmin. Here are detailed instructions on how to modify the PHP memory limit:

http://kb.site5.com/php/how-to-increase-the-memory-limit-in-php/

So what we actually did?! :
1.       Setup an SSH/Shell command line (if you are using Windows OS you can use Xshell or PuTTy, if another OS look up for another tool)
2.       Setup php.ini to hidden system directory via SSH/Shell command line
3.       Initilize php.ini
4.       Open the file php.ini via SSH/Shell command line
5.       Finde the block of “Recources Limitation” -> the line “memory_limit = 64 Mb”
6.       Change the limit size  (the optimal size is 128 Mb)
7.       Exit via saving.
And it works…

Good luck in you job.. 🙂

 

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