Allowed Memory Size Exhausted – wp-includes\\functions.php

@mduva

What version of PHP are you using?

you can do a small test to check your current php and memory limit.

create a new text document on your desktop

Then add the following line to it

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

Then save the file with this exact name

info.php

Then upload this file to the root directory of your domain using FTP.

Once that’s done,

Go to the following link

https://youramazingwebsite.com/info.php

This will open the file you uploaded and it will then give you all the php info…including memory limit.

If you are not satisfied with the limit and want to increase it

You will then have to create another file just like the one you made before.

The name of the file will have to be

php.ini

the code you need to put in there is as follows:

memory="your desired memory allocation goes herer"MB

So the end result would look like this example

memory=1024MB

Then you save that file, and upload it using FTP to you root folder.

(note: that file might already exist, and if it does, then just add line of code to it instead of creating a new file)

That should increase your memory limit.

Once you’re done and everything is working well….don’t forget to delete the first file you made

the info.php file

Hope this helps.

Hello @mduva

please edit the php.ini line I gave you earlier and replace it with

memory_limit = 256M

and see if that works.

If it does, great. if not:

delete the php.ini file if it did not exist before you created it. OR delete the lines of code you added to it trying to increase the memory limit and then;

Try the following,

create a new file,

name it

.user.ini

Don’t forget to include the dot before the word “user” in the file name.

Then inside this file, add the following line:

memory_limit = 256M

then save the file.

Then upload it to the public_html folder of your website

then check if your memory limit has changed or not