How can I modify the enum file?
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]]>My site’s server has PHP memory limit set to 512M. Will that override WordPress default memory limit of 40M? Do I have to set WP_MEMORY_LIMIT in wp-config?
Thank you!
]]>However, I did not now that the WordPress Memory limit is 40M (much, much too low) and slowing down my site. WordPress would also crash when doing memory intensive functions like sorting large lists of users or posts (or even sorting users).
This limit should be a preference that is easy to set somewhere and also shows your available memory from the php.ini file (in case your hosting provider controls this)
At the very least it should be set to a higher limit (256M or 512M) so WordPress doesn’t crash out of the box when you’re setting up your first website.
]]>The only thing I can see is in the Pods Admin, I see:
WP Memory Limit: 40M
Current Memory Usage: 47.860M
Current Memory Usage (real): 64.250M
Even though Elementor reports:
Memory limit: 256M
My admin states that she has set it to 96 in the wp_config file. So I don’t understand why I am getting so many different readings, and honestly, am not even sure that this is what is causing my issue.
I would appreciate any guidance.
Jay Salikin
]]>I wanted to ask you if you can explain the meaning of the warnings that appear on my website, on the “System Configuration” section of your plugin:
Warning in orange:
“GMagick or IMagick
Required: Better with transparent PNG images
Present: No. Recommended for better performances ”
It refers to the format of the logo image? If this is the case, I don’t understand the reason for the warning because I’m using a transparent PNG file.
Warning in red:
“WP Memory Limit Recommended
Required: 128MB (more for plugin-heavy setups)
Present: WordPress: 40M, PHP: 128M ”
As indicated in “Present”, it’s 128MB. So, why does it show this warning?
Thank you very much.
]]>The php.ini memory_limit for the version of PHP I’m using on the server is set to 256M, and in Woocommerce -> Status the WP memory limit is correctly reported as being 256M.
I looked in my wp_config.php, and the memory limit is not changed there. I’ve checked a couple of sites, and found the same discrepancy.
I searched, but couldn’t find any other mention of this. Is this a problem with PDF Invoices’ method of checking the PHP memory_limit, or is there a configuration issue I’m missing?
]]>I have 3 questions.
The first one is how to change the WP Memory Limit because in wp-settings.php and wp-config.php files, there have no option for change this.
Second question is, how to disable the wp toolbar so then the customers unable to see the toolbar when they log in to their account.
The third question is, when i create page, the page title becomes like this:
Products | Wage StoreWage Store
(Where the site title repeating two times)
I need your help to overcome with these problems.
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