Hello, I installed your code profiler plugin to try it out. I would like to buy the pro version available on your site.
However, I’m encountering a problem, an error when I start profiling: The website returned the following HTTP status code: 500 Internal Server Error. You may find more details about this error in your PHP error log
10-Oct-24 12:15:11 ERROR Error: E_ERROR (Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 10485760 bytes) – line 175 in /var/web/site/public_html/wp-content/plugins/permalink-manager-pro/includes/core/permalink-manager-core-functions.php) 10-Oct-24 12:15:11 ERROR The website returned the following HTTP status code: 500 Internal Server Error.
Error: E_ERROR (Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 10485760 bytes) – line 175 in /var/web/site/public_html/wp-content/plugins/permalink-manager-pro/includes/core/permalink-manager-core-functions.php
You can try either to increase the memory by editing the wp-config.php for example:
/* Adjust memory for frontend */ define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '384M'); /* Adjust memory for backend */ define('WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT', '384M');
If you don’t want or can’t increase the memory, try to change the profiler’s accuracy in the “Settings” tab. Select a lower accuracy such as “High” instead of “Highest” and, below, select a lower value for the “Buffer size” as well (e.g. 5MB)
Most memory errors seem to be related to that plugin : permalink-manager-pro If you can’t increase the memory, can you try to temporarily deactivate permalink-manager-pro and then run the profiler?
Hello, Thank you for your help. Yes, you’re right, the problem does indeed come from a conflict between the Code profiler plugin and permalink manager.
To try, I deactivated permalink manager and it now works.
I just have 3 questions if you don’t mind:
1 – What does this message below mean? Does it mean that the Fluent forms and Cost of Goods for WooCommerce plugins are the 2 plugins that are slowing down the site the most? If so, could you confirm that this is correct? Please, just to understand!
Code Profiler has detected that the following components, sorted by execution order, use the Composer dependency manager: 1: Fluent Forms, 2: Cost of Goods for WooCommerce, 3: Noptin – WordPress Newsletter Plugin, 4: Image optimization service by Optimole, 5: Rank Math SEO, 6: Swatchly – Variation Swatches for WooCommerce Products, 7: WP All Import Pro, 8: Defender Pro. As this can increase the runtime of Fluent Forms, be sure to check the following FAQ: Why does Code Profiler warn me that I have several extensions using Composer?
2 – What does the ES file statistics view mean?
3 – What does the ES disk statistics view mean?
I’d really like to thank you for your help and will be sure to leave a positive review following your assistance!
Regarding the Composer warning, please click on the “FAQ” tab and check the “Why does the execution time and memory returned by Code Profiler seem higher than when I load my site in my browser” example.
File Statistics show I/O (Input/Output) operations that occurred while your website was loading: you can click on the “Help” button below the chart to have more details about each label.
Disk I/O Statistics show the sum of read and written bytes (see the Help button too).
Viewing 7 replies - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
The topic ‘The website returned the following HTTP status code: 500 Internal Server Error.’ is closed to new replies.