Ted Slater

Boom! That was it. Thanks so much for the quick reply. I appreciate it!

Thanks for the reply.

No, literally, when the Make.com plugin is enabled, making a change in WP RSS Aggregator settings crashes the site. Literally. When I disable the Make.com plugin and make a change within the WP RSS Aggregator settings, the site does *not* crash.

The facts are “pointing the finger” at the Make.com plugin. It is indeed “unique to the Make plugin.”

This plugin does enable you to connect a WordPress website to Make.com

But it’s also very buggy, conflicting with other plugins. For example, when the Make.com plugin is enabled, and I try to change the configuration for another plugin (e.g., WP RSS Aggregator), the site crashes. I disable the Make.com plugin, and I am able to then update another plugin’s configuration.

And I saw this error in my website’s error log today:

[30-Aug-2024 16:31:15 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 20480 bytes) in /home/sitename/www/wp-content/plugins/integromat-connector/settings/object-types/class-post-meta.php on line 31

Others have complained that this plugin doesn’t work well with large websites. The site I work on is indeed large — it’s been around for 15 years and gets 100 million monthly pageviews.

I’d love to see Make.com update this plugin, addressing the issues its got playing nice with other things on a website.

Thanks for the reply, Val!

Ah, it only words with the block editor, and not with the classic editor? Any plans to provide this feature for purists who aren’t ready to use the block editor in posts? ??

Maybe this is a Pro feature?

I’ve installed and configured the plugin on a different website I manage, using a different theme and hosting service, and I’m not seeing any “Copilot” option there either.

I’ve upgraded PHP to 8.3.1, but still don’t see any Copilot options on posts. I’ve tried in classic mode, visual mode, and block mode.

Héctor, I’ve just sent you an email through your website.

Thanks, Héctor. I appreciate the quick reply.

I’ve had this same problem on a few occasions. I’ve found that the folks at Jetpack are the only ones able to fix this issue. I’ve been very grateful for their help.

Héctor, you are my favorite developer whom I’m yet to meet. That’s super helpful. I don’t need any help making this happen at the moment. But if I do, I’m happy to pay you for the service.

I trust all’s well for you and your family in the beautiful country of Venezuela.

This error appears to have been triggered when an author published an article.

Will do! Thanks, Dylan.

I’m having the same problem. This is the error I’m seeing:

[Thu Feb 23 20:15:02.522795 2023] [php:error] [pid 5212] [client IPADDRESS] PHP Fatal error:  Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 28672 bytes) in /nas/content/live/WEBSITE/wp-includes/class-wpdb.php on line 2153, referer: https://WEBSITE.wpengine.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wp-dark-mode-get-started

We’re using PHP8.0 for this site.

Oh, I’ve left a very positive review.

It’s rare to find plugin developers who go SO far above and beyond to provide an excellent product and service. I really am so grateful for the hard work and deep thought you’ve put into this. Sincerely. Absolutely breathtakingly astounding.

My praise is over the top because I am self-employed, and my livelihood is based on the work I do. I would not be able to do the work I do, and thereby provide for my family, without this plugin. So, again, I am grateful.