• Resolved rdembrun

    (@rdembrun)


    I’ve been having a slew of issues with WP in the last week, but I was finally able to get a hold of my hosting to ensure that I had enough memory allocation for Gravity PDF’s.

    That said, I changed my php.ini file to php5.ini, per the guidance of the hosting. They said that’s the file that was needed.

    Then, I updated the code in the php.ini to

    `memory_limit = 164M’ the requirement request for Gravity PDF.

    HOWEVER, I get weird issues with Gravity PDF settings, as I have 164 listed, but the settings page will sometimes say I’ve allocated 256M to it, OR I’ve only allocated 64M to the resources. So I’m not quite sure what the plugin is pulling. Anyone seen this before?

    Screenshot of my file + Gravity Forms settings

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  • Jake Jackson

    (@blue-liquid-designs)

    Thanks for providing detailed information about your problem, as well as the screenshot.

    While you may have set the memory limit to 164M in your php.ini, PHP allows you to change this value on the fly. I recommend trying to change the memory limit by adding the following to your wp-config.php file: define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M'); to see if that resolves your problem.

    See the WP docs for more info about this option.

    Thread Starter rdembrun

    (@rdembrun)

    That seems to do the trick (adding it to the wp-config file). As someone that likes to understand, why would you need it in both locations? Shouldn’t one location be sufficient? I’ll mark this resolved, but curiosity gets the best of me. ??

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