Hi there,
We get the PHP memory with the PHP function ini_get(‘memory_limit’). This function should display the values of the PHP.INI file correctly. This is a standard method of getting the memory limit and we don’t know why in your case it’s not correct.
On the other hand: We wanted a simple plugin without the widget on the dashboard. If you want the widget you can use the plugin WP-Memory-Usage or Server Monitor.
Best regards.
Thank you for the reply.
The two plug in you mentioned as suggested are not updated from many time so is better not install anymore.
I AM sorry to see your plug in not give to me the right php memory.
I was using WP System Health and this plug in show me the correct information but as is old i have deleted it.
Now looking for an alternative.
Thanks, have a great time.
Hi there,
It’s strange that the WP System Health plugin shows the correct amount of memory on your system, because it uses the same function that we use: ini_get('memory_limit')
(see line 488 of the overview.php file of the plugin).
You can try Server Monitor which shows a lot of information.
Best regards.
Thank you. Yes WP System Health give me the right php value but is old. Also Server Monitor is old for me, thanks anyway.