Fatal Error Problem

  • Okay I have read probably every single Fatal Error memory post that’s been put up. I have –

    Created a php5.ini
    Added code to WP Config and WP Settings.
    Tried to ask GoDaddy Support but they’re nearly useless.

    I have a memory usage plugin installed and it’s telling me this:
    Mem: WP 128M (def) Usage 20% 25.27M of PHP Limit 128M

    However the error message is telling me this:
    Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 28835840) (tried to allocate 311296 bytes) in /homepages/2/d280020268/htdocs/rpfoa/wp-includes/class-simplepie.php on line 9949

    The only thing I have not done is ad code to my htaccess file because every time I try to add the line anywhere it errors out my site completely. I’ve already got information in the htaccess file if anyone thinks this might be the problem and could possibly solve the issue can anyone tell me the proper way to insert it?

    If that’s not it any other suggestions? Do I need to just do a fresh install?

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  • Tried to ask GoDaddy Support but they’re nearly useless

    Yup!

    To start: What type of hosting account do you have? Windows? Linux 4GH? Etc.?

    When do you get error message? Always? Just Home Page? Some other page(s)?

    Thread Starter dcssvt

    (@dcssvt)

    Server: OS Linux Software Apache Version 32Bit

    The error message is showing up on the home page, in the bubble that usually shows me WordPress Security News.

    Assuming you cannot access the Admin Dashboard:

    If this is from a plugin: using an FTP client such as FileZilla or your host provided File Manager, rename that plugin’s folder within your-wp-root/wp-contents/plugins/ to old-plugin_folder-name. Load site. If still not OK, repeat for each plugin folder.

    If this is from a theme: First make sure an unedited copy of the default theme is uploaded, then: using an FTP client such as FileZilla or your host provided File Manager, rename that theme’s folder within your-wp-root/wp-contents/themes/ to old-theme-name. Load site.

    Report back. (Let’s rule out plugin or theme issue). Any folders renamed can be named back, so make sure you jot down these names.

    Thread Starter dcssvt

    (@dcssvt)

    I can access the Admin Dashboard – still go through the renaming process or just start deactivating plugins? (In which case I tell you, if I deactivate the plugin, the error message goes away. It doesn’t seem to be limited to a certain plugin though just x number of plugins = fatal error)

    Deactivate ALL plugins, run site, if OK: activate one at a time until you find the errant plugin running site after each one is activated.

    Thread Starter dcssvt

    (@dcssvt)

    Okay so I did that –

    It errored out when I reactivated the LoginLock plugin. This is random, last night it errored out when I tried to use the All In One Event Calendar, so this isn’t limited to a certain plugin. What next?

    Thanks for your assistance btw.

    It is likely these plugins conflict. They may also be incompatible with your theme or the version of WP in use. Pick other/better plugins.

    To test: Deactivate all plugins, activate only ONE at a time. Run site after each is activated. Deactivate if OK, activate next plugin. If site runs OK after going through all plugins (one only activated at a time) and each runs OK, then it’s a conflict with a combination of plugins.

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