• I want to show Author-Avatar-List like this:
    [authoravatars blogs=-1 roles=administrator,editor user_link=blog show_name=true show_postcount=true limit=8 min_post_count=50 order=post_count,desc]

    But it has problem:
    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 65 bytes) in /part1/blog/wp-includes/functions.php on line 465

    My buddypress has more than 300 members.
    I’ve change the memory size but the problem is still there..
    Thanks for help..

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  • Ben

    (@bforchhammer)

    Hm, I think for BuddyPress you should have at least 64Mb, and more if you have a lot of plugins installed etc… so, if you can and have the resources, maybe try and increase the memory_limit to 128Mb and see if that works.

    I wouldn’t have thought that the plugin requires too much memory, but it does have to load a fair amount of data; maybe some memory benchmarking would be in order…

    Ben

    (@bforchhammer)

    Ben

    (@bforchhammer)

    FYI, another user is having a similiar issue and it might be a memory problem caused by a recent change in wordpress-core.

    Thread Starter muchad

    (@muchad)

    Thanks for solution..
    I’ve try it, i’ve change to 128Mb but the problem still there..
    Have any idea?

    Ben

    (@bforchhammer)

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted […]

    What is the new error message your are getting? If the max. amount of memory in the message (67108864) hasn’t changed then increasing the memory didn’t work…

    Either way, I tested memory consumption of my plugin with about 150 users and found that it uses less than 1.5MB. With you’re 300 Users I think it wouldn’t be more than 3MB — which is relatively little compared to a memory limit of 64MB. (–> other plugins)

    Plugin disabled: 13680032
    Plugin enabled: 14897696.
    Difference: 1.21MB.

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