Fatal Error While Creating Profiles

[Tim Buchalka]

I further followup on this, we had a user report that she had to make the change to the wp-config.php file for this to work.

So maybe try that if you have no success.

Cheers


Tim

[Tim Buchalka]

Yet another update...

I got this response from another user, so you might want to look at this as well..

See here

How to increase php wordpress memory limit | WordPress and Wishlist Member plugin and theme

Here is what Amy told me...

I actually got some info here, I tried number #3, very helpful, you may want to put it on the forum. My wp-settings didn't have the memory allocation info so I had to add it in the config. file.

Cheers


Tim

[Hentie]

I had a look at both wp-config.php and wp-settings.php in the blog installation and neither have a memory allocation that I could see.

I have now increased the memory allocation in php.ini in the root directory to 64M per instuctions from web-host and copied it to where the wp-config.php and wp-settings.php files are . Since I only had the error once and not again I dont know whether this is the solution.

For information purposes I include the full reply from Bluehost in case it helps somebody.

Your php.ini file limits the amount of memory a process can use to prevent performance problems on your site. This error is caused by a process trying to exceed that limit.

To raise the limit, follow these steps.

1. Log into Web hosting provider - Bluehost.com - domain hosting - PHP Hosting - cheap web hosting - Frontpage Hosting E-Commerce Web Hosting Bluehost.
2. Click on File Manager and choose Web Root.
3. Navigate to the directory your program uses for it's php.ini. This is generally the public_html directory, which should already be open.
4. Right click on the php.ini file and select Code Edit.
5. Go to line 232 and raise the value. If you've customized your php.ini file memory_limit may not be on line 232. In that case you may need to run a search for memory_limit using ctrl+f.

By default your memory limit is 32 MB. Generally you don't want to go higher than 64MB.

If needed you can set your entire account to use the php.ini file in your public_html directory for all php.ini calls. This is done with the PHP Config tool in your cPanel by choosing the PHP5 (Single php.ini) option.

This is most often done when the memory error doesn't clear after raising the value.

Finally it may still be necessary to copy the php.ini file into the folder your script is stored in or it's administration/configuration folder. You'll need to consult the script's documentation to find the needed location.
Thank you,
Jon
Tech Support Engineer
BlueHost.com

[Tim Buchalka]

If you do not find the line of text in the file, you add it. Thats the idea.

The php.ini only sets the overall memory for php and the entries to change here apply to wordpress, so in theory that should help.

Maybe wait and see if you get the error again?

Cheers


Tim

[hugenot]

Hello Tim i just purchased the link plugin. I have been blessed by many of the videos you have sent and in have learned a lot, especially by posting videos on youtube. I have a problem with a 500 error too. I have checked my memory on go daddy and only 45M are used out of 150 M. I also tried to lower the number of aggregators, but it does not work still. When i publish a post, it works for a while, but then the 500 error comes out like this:
'Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log.'
What should i do? Should i separate the times the post are being sent instead of sending the post to all aggregators at the same time?
Thank you
Mr Chanoz
bible-tube.com
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Apache Server at myvideo-tubes.com Port 80

[hugenot]

Would this have anything to do with the problem Tim?
My godaddy only supports: Standard DNS supports up to 40 records.
Thank you
Mr Chanoz

[JohnR]

Would this have anything to do with the problem Tim?
My godaddy only supports: Standard DNS supports up to 40 records.
Thank you
Mr Chanoz

Hi! Try running cron jobs instead.

Regards,

John

[PeterSFO]

My wp-settings.php does not contain that line. A file search produced only this:

// Set initial default constants including WP_MEMORY_LIMIT, WP_DEBUG, WP_CONTENT_DIR and WP_CACHE.

Where else can I look for wp_memory_limit ? Thanks!

[PeterSFO]

Answered my own question. I added the code to the config file. Done!