draskers

Thank you – 4.4.16 is working for me….. phew ??

It’s not just me then! I’m getting the same warning message since updating to (4.4.15). I presume we can ignore it for now until another update is released…. anybody know the effect it will have on our sites?

Hi,

For those interested, here’s a quick update into this issue.

I’ve narrowed the problem down to the ‘hide back end’ option – when turned off, the site produces no 302 or 404 errors, however as soon as the hide back end option is activated, I get 302 redirect errors quickly followed by a 404 not found error for a file in the ‘wp-admin/images’ folder.

Currently I will leave the ‘hide back end’ option inactive so that there are no issues with my site, but I would love to be able to hide the back end for the obvious hack prevention reasons – anyone know of a workaround for this issue?

Thanks, Draskers

Hi, Just to update everyone this issue has now been resolved.

The memory increase to 256 reduced the frequency of the fatal errors, but to stop the errors occurring permanently, I also had to clear the “expired transients” from WooCommerce/system status/tools.

Thanks for everyones help. David

Thanks for all the help so far – my hosts have today increased the memory in the PHP.ini to 256M, and I’ve updated the wp-config.php file accordingly.

This seems to have reduced the frequency of the “Fatal error” warnings, but is not preventing it altogether.

My hosts have suggested there maybe bug in the theme I’m using, so I am just about to email the authors now.

If anyone thinks I’ve missed something, please let me know.

Thanks, David

Thanks for reassurance.

Thanks,

I think I’ll have to ask my host as I can’t seem to find the PHP.ini file.

Is the “formatting.php on line 940” anything to worry about?

I’ll let you know how i get on tomorrow.

David