PHP warning

What is the exact command being executed on line 126 of upgrade.php ?

Is genesis a paid for or free theme ?

Where do you get the PHP warning, front end, backend or both ?

dwinden

Okay, firstly I dont have much knowledge of php. The warning was appearing on the dashboard and Genesis is a paid Studiopress framework

I went into cpanel and found the file wp-content/themes/genesis/

I couldn’t find lib/functions/upgrade.php

Can you tell me how I find it

If it helps to find the answer I found that when the plugin is activated Google fetch shows an error and testing the sitemap also shows an error.

When the plugin is de-activated both work

This is turning up on my website:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 19661074 bytes) in /customers/a/b/3/mydomian.com/httpd.www/wp-content/plugins/better-wp-security/modules/free/backup/class-itsec-backup.php on line 214

I deleted the plugin,then re-installed again checking each option one by one making sure that at each stage everything worked. so far so good.

@saltire
If you can’t find the lib (/… etc) subfolder inside the genesis folder then I probably won’t be able to find it as well … and you’ll probably need to contact the theme developer.

Could you give us the big picture of this WordPress install ?

Have you just installed or perhaps updated the iTSec plugin and now this issue(s) is occurring ? Has anything changed ?
What is the current iTSec plugin release in that install ?
“Google fetch shows an error and testing the sitemap also shows an error.”
What error message(s) is (are) displayed ? Frontend or backend ?

Oh, by the way, let’s ignore CompleXz intrusion, shall we ?
@complexz
Please show us some manners\respect and start your own topic as per the www.remarpro.com forum rules\guidelines.

dwinden

@saltire
Ah missed that last update.

Sounds like a solid plan. Keep me informed.
Especially thinking about that first PHP warning …

dwinden