CanMcc

Alright! Enough killing the developer. The issue was really related to my hosting. especially cPanel. It is all about the PHP settings.

If you have full access to cPanel:

cPanel > SOFTWARE > Select PHP Version > Switch to PHP Options.

Select PHP version 5.3

Then change the followings to the values bellow:

2- For “memory_limit” enter “512M”

3- For “max_execution_time” enter “600”

4- For “post_max_size” enter “256M”

5- For “upload_max_filesize” enter “128M”

If you don’t have access, then ask your hosting provider to this for you. Of course they will not set things this high on shared hostings, but negotiate to get them as high as possible.

If you cannot do this, then forget about using this plugin or even the famous Duplicator plugin.

Don’t forget that now most php ini tricks don’t work as the hosting service providers have developed methods to void them.

After doing this download a plugin on WordPress to see the resources and see if the values are changed.

This should take care of your problem on 99% of cases. If it doesn’t your hosting provider is giving you too small amount of server’s CPU. The only solution would be changing to a better provider. BTW, don’t think that GoDaddy is a good one. They limit you the most. iPage was good but now they are limiting too much as well.

Alright! Enough killing the developer. The issue was really related to my hosting. especially cPanel. It is all about the PHP settings.

If you have full access to cPanel:

cPanel > SOFTWARE > Select PHP Version > Switch to PHP Options.

Select PHP version 5.3

Then change the followings to the values bellow:

2- For “memory_limit” enter “512M”

3- For “max_execution_time” enter “600”

4- For “post_max_size” enter “256M”

5- For “upload_max_filesize” enter “128M”

If you don’t have access, then ask your hosting provider to this for you. Of course they will not set things this high on shared hostings, but negotiate to get them as high as possible.

If you cannot do this, then forget about using this plugin or even the famous Duplicator plugin.

Don’t forget that now most php ini tricks don’t work as the hosting service providers have developed methods to void them.

After doing this download a plugin on WordPress to see the resources and see if the values are changed.

This should take care of your problem on 99% of cases. If it doesn’t your hosting provider is giving you too small amount of server’s CPU. The only solution would be changing to a better provider. BTW, don’t think that GoDaddy is a good one. They limit you the most. iPage was good but now they are limiting too much as well.

Alright! Enough killing the developer. The issue was really related to my hosting. especially cPanel. It is all about the PHP settings.

If you have full access to cPanel:

cPanel > SOFTWARE > Select PHP Version > Switch to PHP Options.

Select PHP version 5.3

Then change the followings to the values bellow:

2- For “memory_limit” enter “512M”

3- For “max_execution_time” enter “600”

4- For “post_max_size” enter “256M”

5- For “upload_max_filesize” enter “128M”

If you don’t have access, then ask your hosting provider to this for you. Of course they will not set things this high on shared hostings, but negotiate to get them as high as possible.

If you cannot do this, then forget about using this plugin or even the famous Duplicator plugin.

Don’t forget that now most php ini tricks don’t work as the hosting service providers have developed methods to void them.

After doing this download a plugin on WordPress to see the resources and see if the values are changed.

This should take care of your problem on 99% of cases. If it doesn’t your hosting provider is giving you too small amount of server’s CPU. The only solution would be changing to a better provider. BTW, don’t think that GoDaddy is a good one. They limit you the most. iPage was good but now they are limiting too much as well.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by CanMcc.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by CanMcc.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by CanMcc.

Sure. I created a ticket in there.

I have already downgraded the Calculated Fields Form, so I don’t have the issue anymore. But how can I enable the “if not empty” tag for my current version’s email? Sorry, but I can’t post the website link here, in this public forum.

In fact I don’t really need to update. I am okay with my old version and can downgrade. However, I really need the “if not empty” and the “after” and “before” tags work for e-mail. These tags don’t work on my current version.

So if we cannot find a solution for the updated version, could you please help me to enable these tags for my current version?