GD Press Tools caused Fatal Error

This error means that your memory limit of 32M is reached.

But if you delete or disable plugin then the errors you get has nothing to do with the plugin. Plugin can change this limit only when it’s installed.

I have added warning that changing memory limit can cause problems. But I will add additional check for this option.

You can add in wp_config.php:

define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’);

This will increase memory. If the plugin is uninstalled, everything will be fine. Tomorrow I will release fixed version.

Is there a specific spot in the wp_config.php where I should add this code? I’ve located the file and am unsure as to where I should add the code you suggested… Also, I’m only receiving the error on specific dashboard pages – most of my backend seems to be working fine but on about 20% of the backend I receive the fatal error; i.e. Plugs Installed, Page Edit, etc. and the Fatal Error changes quite often i.e. menu-header.php, theme.php, kses.php, etc. Any other ideas on possible solutions?

Then, upgrade GD Press Tools with new 1.0.1 version, and add more memory through it (GD Press Tools -> Settigns -> PHP Settings -> Memory Allocated by PHP). You need to check it and to enter value of at least 36MB (your errors from the first post were at 32M mark).

If you still have problems, uncheck this option, and add at the end of wp_config (before ?>) define call from my previous post.

You are the friggen man! It worked, I’m sure you had little doubt it wouldn’t but considering my history with this problem – I was very skeptical… but it worked and everything is back to normal! Weew! You are a life saver! Great plugin and great thinking!! Thanks a million!

Solution: Use the GD Press Tools Plugin

(GD Press Tools -> Settigns -> PHP Settings -> Memory Allocated by PHP)

Change the allocated memory to somewhere over 32, I used 64 – and it works like a charm!

Great to hear that, glad I could help.

Hey man, the same thing fatal error happened again after upgrading the GD Press Tools today, however, this time around the fatal error appears on every dashboard page and on the regular site itself — which makes it impossible for me to access the code

(GD Press Tools -> Settigns -> PHP Settings -> Memory Allocated by PHP)

I tried to go under ftp and increase the PHP Memory, however the problem persists… any ideas? Thanks in advance!

Hi,

Well, if you increased the memory needed, and you stilll get the error, something is wrong with your wordpress installation to use so much memory. For now is best to disable PHP settings in GD Press Tools, and try to investigate what is using so much memory. If you can’t do it from GD Press Tools panel, you need to change a constant setting in gd-press-config.php:

change PRESSTOOLS_PHP_SETTINGS setting from true to false.

GD Press Tools can’t cause this error, something else does, but I can’t help you with that. Try disabling plugins and measure the memory used (GD Press Tools front page shows used memory).

Milan