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Wish I could have been timely and helpful. It looks like the issue got fixed. I’m now running WLCMS with Genesis without any trouble, and not seeing any javascript error. Hooray! Thank you, VUM!!

+1 on form fields for images remaining blank after selection, so no custom images get displayed. Am also using Genesis and newest WP install. I prefer the functions and interface of White Label CMS but may have to switch to AG Custom Admin if there is no fix soon. Keeping my fingers crossed for a solution.

Try adding this to list-widget.php at line 28. It will add the featured image to each event listed.
<?php echo tribe_event_featured_image( null, 'medium' ); ?>

As for lining up nicely, I don’t think there’s an easy answer because every theme has different styles in place.

Good successful news in my case!

1and1 support initially tried to tell me I needed to upgrade hosting packages. I’m glad I pressed on to ask why when I was only using 21.5M of the 30M allowed. Earlier I put the php.ini file in the general wordpress folder. The support guy put a php.ini file in the wp-admin folder instead. Fatal error messages in my Dashboard and such are now gone.

@ccrunner266 any luck? GoDaddy wouldn’t be my host of choice.

Have you used the plugin TPC! Memory Usage? It shows me I have 120M limit for PHP, 120M allocated to WP and my max actual usage was 21.5M.

So despite seemingly ample 120M memory allocations, I get the “Fatal error: Out of memory message” on my Dashboard’s WordPress News section, on All-in-one Event Calendar’s Settings page and Calendar Feed page, and everything stops working when I try activating Jetpack.

I’m dealing with a very similar problem with a site hosted by 1and1.

I tried increasing php memory allocation with .htaccess, php.ini, wp-config.php, and default-constants.php as suggested on other threads but no luck. Seems 1and1 holds the reins. What confuses me is that my phpinfo.php page shows a decent limit: memory_limit 120M 120M.

I have another WP site with numerous active plugins that is swimming along fine, hosted by DreamHost. I am dreading telling my client he may need to upgrade or switch hosting– it’s a tiny website with a simple events calendar. Hopefully someone out there has experienced a solution or can point out what I’m misunderstanding.

@youthman, thanks for posting. I’m having a similar issue with a site I’m creating for a client who also has 1and1 hosting. My fatal error messages started showing up when I tried to install JetPack. Removing Jetpack and other plugins have not helped. Are your multiple sites all within the same account? I’m not sure if I should tell my client to upgrade hosting or switch services, the website is fairly simple and small.