AtheistExile

Never mind. I turned off caching and Minify. Didn’t help. I disable my least necessary plug-ins and, voila, problem gone.

The solution is to increase memory in PHP.INI . . . if your host allows it. I was on a free shared account, so I bit the bullet and went with BlueHost’s BluPro upgraded account (more expensive). The site is a whole lot faster and when I ran out of memory for my menu, all I had to do was edit PHP.INI and increase the memory from 64MB to 96MB. There are no restrictions, as far as I know, on how much I assign. My menu is way bigger than ever now and, if I run out of memory again, all I have to do is re-edit PHP.INI.

Hi theotherlebowski,

Yeah, I think your ISP might be right, especially if you’re using the same theme I am (Arras theme). Thinking that my menu had gotten too big to handle with a basic hosting account, I divided the menu into two: one half going to the Top menu and the other going to the Main menu. This stopped the problem. However, I’m leery of making either menu much larger or add many more submenus.

Messed up the question/request . . . closing and trying again.

Oops . . . Title should read “Can NOT update/save menu”.

Okay, never mind. I figured it out. I needed to switch to HTML mode and insert full embed code.

What does “self hosted” mean?

If self hosted means hosted on a web server, then I am self hosted.

@yakos,

Thanks for the help.

P.S.

I tried using the unlink button to remove linking from the URL but that doesn’t help.