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    Hi there,
    Anyone please help with the following error :
    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 72 bytes) in /home/worldcheckin/public_html/wci/wci.ms/wp-includes/functions.php on line 4877 .

    I have been facing this issue after editing my posts at back-end filled at front-end as well as while I am trying to apply WPML approach to all the theme and plugins contents. Tried with all the php.ini alteration found as per the forum with no good news. Increased memory_limit, execution time etc with no good news. Also edited cache.php in wp-includes and wp-config.php and increased the size but not rectified. Thank you in advance for help

    Best Regards

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  • Talk to your web host’s support folks as some hosts set a limit of 256MB of PHP memory. “268435456” bytes is EXACTLY 256MB.

    That is the first place to start since you say you have tried all the usual advice. I’m assuming, since you did not give exact details, that you tried to set PHP memory to more than 256MB in wp-config.php and php.ini (or its equivalent on your host).

    Thread Starter wci

    (@wci)

    I have set the define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘3072M’ ); which was define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘2048M’ ); before. Then also using set_ini option to same 3072M in cache.php in wp-includes. I also have edited the php.ini to increase the memory_limit to 3072M and upload_max_filesize to 1000M. The site is heavy so I also have increased the execution time from 60 to 600. Also have made the php.ini recursive. Thank you.

    Thread Starter wci

    (@wci)

    I used all the above steps resulting no luck.

    Thread Starter wci

    (@wci)

    We have found the failure.

    Here is the solution:

    Actually there was two separate php.ini files in different folders. The changes we were making through .htaccess or directly through the php.ini file using whm was effecting the other file. so I have renamed the file of php.ini, php5.ini in wci folder and made the other php.ini file which is directly in the public_html folder recursive using htaccess so that it can be used by all inside folder’s  and files as well.

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    I regret to share the Info that the Problem is still existing.

    Hi, I have been facing a issue, spent a lot of time over it. It is of memory exhaust. Please see the screenshot : http://awesomescreenshot.com/0f661wv2df . I have tried several ways to rectify it, got from google. Edited php.ini, php5.ini and also from wordpress internal files however there is no resolution found. Please help by increasing the post_max_filesize, execution_time, memory_limit and upload_max_filesize or implement any other requirement for the same.

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