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So I’ve found that there is no plugin conflict, turning off all plugins beside Yoast doesn’t resolve it. However, it could be a conflict with the plugin. I’ve created a Github issue, so please keep me up to date if its being worked upon.

Sorry, where would that code go? Would it be a case of copying and pasting the following in to functions.php?

add_action( ‘aioseop_title’, ‘change_wordpress_seo_title’ );

function change_wordpress_seo_title( $title ){
$title = ‘modified title’;
return $title;
}

Actually, I’ve managed to narrow it down a bit. It’s the Contact Form 7 integration. I have the following fields ‘First Name, Surname, Email, Subject and Message’ on the website. On Mailchimp, I have ‘First name, Surname and email’. But nothing goes through to it…

I have, they have been of little help. It’s a bit of a weird one because the plugins I use aren’t that resource intensive – unless there are really common ones like Jetpack (I don’t use) that do it? I would have thought if it was overloaded, then disabling all the plugins and themes would have fixed it? I have reduced the number of apps running on the NAS to near minimal too!

If you access the site, it usually works. Try navigating it and you’ll probably have it crash. If I update plugins, most likely the images disappear (narrowed it down to one or two). The site in general has about 90% chance it works. Still nowhere near perfect.

Ok, just to pick your brains a bit more… I am able to get the site ‘semi-working’ and have occasional crashes by copying and pasting an old backup over all of the existing wordpress config. Surely that can’t be good for the back-end, but it at least has the site up…

Because it saves me the money each month and I have a NAS box among other tech that should be able to easily accomodate for one. It’s just a small website that I use as a portfolio.

Oh I think it’s nginx and uses MariaDB

I have no idea… How can I find out for you?

Hmm I have no idea where they are kept. Are they in phpmyadmin somewhere? [redacted]

Where would I even find these?

I’m trying to find the code to make these changes myself as I don’t really have the money for the support option. In which file would the code be to make this change? Any tips on what needs changing?

Is it? I don’t see it working? I’m expecting a ‘predicted dropdown’ to appear as the user starts to type? Am I misunderstanding what this plugin does?

I’ve just created you an account.. Since this forum discussion I have changed theme – however I’m still getting problems with the search and cant find query_posts()

I’ve attached a copy of their support response:

Dear Andrew,

Thank you for contacting 123-reg on the 28th June 2013.

In the screenshot you provided, this was the following error:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 71041024) (tried to allocate 1966080 bytes) in /websites/123reg/LinuxPackage21/th/at/sy/thatsyourbestbet.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/inc/options/general.php on line 777.

If you look at the folder structure, it states the W3 Total Cache folder/plugin where the error occurred. When the plugin tried to allocate some memory for itself for it to function, there was not enough available hence the ‘Out of Memory’ error.

As I have said stated in my previous ticket, you can try and disable one of your other plugins if you wish to keep the W3 Total Cache plugin or go with our VPS option as you can increase the amount of memory for PHP to your liking.

If we can be of any further help with regard to this or any other matter, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Kind Regards

Darrell
123-reg