Fatal error: Allowed memory …

  • Just tried to activate w3-total-cache plugin, now both my front page and admin page are blank with a memory error message.

    Added define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’96M’); to my wp-config, to no avail. Also tried to rename the w3-total-cache folder, only got the same blank screen this time with “W3 Total Cache Error: some files appear to be missing..”

    So I can’t make anything work AND I can’t remove the problematic plugin either.

    Please HEEEEEELP

Viewing 7 replies - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • Phil

    (@owendevelopment)

    Have you tried removing the plugin via FTP?

    Just remove the folder that contains the plugin – WP will then remove it itself if the file that it has listed in a saved option cannot be found.

    You say you have already renamed it, but that should also work, so I suspect that your problem is more than just one plugin. Perhaps try renaming ALL plugin folders and then try – it may be another causing it.

    Also, try renaming your theme folder so that WP reverts to the default theme.

    Thread Starter baia

    (@baia)

    I successfully deactivated all plugins via the wp-options table in phpmyadmin.Now, even with ALL plugins deactivated and with the default WP theme, my front page still says :

    ? Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 262144 bytes exhausted ?

    How in the world is that possible ??

    You may need to look more in to the PHP.ini side of things – do some google searchs for this and focus more on that side rather than WP, as it is unlikely to be WP causing that error.

    Thread Starter baia

    (@baia)

    Hmm if it was a PHP issue rather than a WP issue, the other blogs I have on this same host would have problems too no ? Yet this blog is the only one displaying this error message !

    Thread Starter baia

    (@baia)

    Ok I had forgotten a newly created php.ini with a 64M of memory defined there. Should help but apparently it didn’t, I deleted it and now it works o_O

    Thanks for your replies anyway !

Viewing 7 replies - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • The topic ‘Fatal error: Allowed memory …’ is closed to new replies.