BeHeard

and today back to the same issue, have removed the other plugin DATABASE completely including folders etc
but cannot use VFBP

Helllp

OK – rolled back etc etc – it is a conflict with another plugin.
Participants Database
Removed that one for now, would you have an idea if and how the 2 could work together?

Thanks so much for picking up on that (have added) and the tireless, KIND help you offer. Folks like me do notice and truly appreciate…

Ok thanks for the help

Interestingly tablepress remains showing the same values

TablePress: 0.9-RC
· TablePress (DB): 17
· TablePress table scheme: 3
· Plugin installed: 2013/03/01 15:08:24
· WordPress: 3.5.1
· Multisite: no
· PHP: 5.3.21
· mySQL (Server): 5.1.68-cll
· mySQL (Client): 5.1.68
· ZIP support: yes
· UTF-8 conversion: yes
· WP Memory Limit: 40M
· Server Memory Limit: 256M
· Magic Quotes: on
· WP_DEBUG: false

Letting you know it was some “weird” issue the host found a way round which they claim is highly unusual.. I feel perhaps it has something to do with the theme but not sure..
At this point its working at 64
As per HOST SUPPORT.

SUPPORT _ I have not used server’s php.ini file, but created one custom php.ini in your account and have copied it to all of your wp folders.
It should access 64 now, do not know why it failed to access memory allocation as it should in the php.ini cannot explain.

Thanks so very much for you help again..

· WP Memory Limit: 40M
· Server Memory Limit: 256M
· Magic Quotes: on
· WP_DEBUG: false

Am just dealing with the host again now… I had said that it was stopping at 32 they say it is set at 512 without restrictions.. I say check again..

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 122880 bytes) in /home/dancedir/public_html/wp-content/plugins/tablepress/controllers/controller-frontend.php on line 365

Yes I increased it then asked the host who says it is increased to 512

thanks Tobias.
Yes have tested from 32 up to 512 in php.ini

Added the line
define(‘WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’);

in the wp-config.php file as there was no reference to it there, I had seen that and was led to believe this was no longer relevant and WP3

alas errors remain..

Thanks – comment? as in statement on the source
or as above the info about the plugin
<li id=”wp-admin-bar-ws-plugin–qcache-ajax-clear-menu” class=”ws-plugin–qcache-ajax-clear-menu” ETC

Yes thanks so much that was it..

Wondering how we are going please..
The actual print screen button on some keyboards. is not listed in the file.. and should this stop source code because in browsers tested can still copy IE and CHROME

Oh boy. Much to and fro and testing..

it was PERMISSION on the responsive folder — for reasons unknown they were not 755
Changed to 755 errors no more..
Simple when you see it…. took ages..

will do they are looking at it now..

ok thanks.. again