chrish57

Hi, my host manager has increased my WP_MEMORY_LIMIT to 512M (he said to future proof lol). I have disabled the Backup Migration plugin and have now managed to resolve my problem and can now edit the page.

Thanks for your help on this, it was really baffling me in trying to figure out why it had suddenly done this.

Peace

Chris

No, unfortunately the issue has not resolved. My host manager made the suggested changes, but if I try to access ‘edit’ on this one page it still puts up a blank page with this message

“There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.
Learn more about troubleshooting WordPress.“

It, however, never sends an email to the site admin email box.

The situation has just worsened and the same fault is now happening on the other page that I run this plugin block on.

Chris

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by chrish57.

This is the link to the Debug Log

https://pastebin.com/2gis803i

Hi, this is the link for the Site Health Info, will let you have the debug log shortly.
Celticearthspirit.co.uk Site Info – Pastebin.com

Just to update you.
I figured out what was causing the problem. It was the plugin WooCommerce. Every time I tried to run Essential Blocks it caused it to fail and disallow editing of the page I was using it on. I’d had other problems with WooCommerce deleting registered members for other plugins. I have now removed WooCommerce and won’t go back to using it.

Hi, I never did resolve it. Unfortunately I am going to have to take the plugin off my site as it makes the page that I use the block on unaccessible in edit mode. The page health report showed that my site had stopped communicating with www.ads-software.com. As I had to remove the page this message is no longer showing.
The the wording of the email that I received (copied and pasted below). This message indicated that the plugin with the error was WooCommerce, yet the page was not connected to WooCommerce. The only factor on the page was the post grid block. I tried to redo my content on a newly created page but as soon as I added the post grid block I encountered the same problem. There have been problems on other occassions with WooCommerce’s coding interfering with other plugins (Paid Membership Pro) I don’t know if they have solved the issue.
Email, copied and pasted.
`Hi!

Please contact your host for assistance with investigating this issue further.`
Thanks Chris

Will do.

Thanks for your input on this. I have no idea why it wouldn’t do this to start with.

Hi, I didn’t have to change any of the settings in the mimify settings as they were still disabled from before, but saved and purged caches again. Then enabled minify on the general settings, saved and purged cache on that one again. Menu on mobile is now still working. This is very strange as have done nothing different to before but then the mobile menu wasn’t working on those settings. Think my website was throwing a temper tantrum that it maybe has now got over.

Yes, that is correct. At the moment I am unable to use minify at all as I cannot have a site that people cannot operate the menu on mobile. More than half of my traffic comes from people using mobile.

Yes, still got the problem if Minify is switched on whatsoever

Do I need to switch it back to auto instead of manual?

Hi, thanks for getting back to me. If I disable minify it works. If I switch minify back on even just for html, with Java & CSS disabled it disappears againg