charliedw

Hi Campusblog.

I had exactly the same probem (and with Coraline too) on my blog, https://www.BunkaiJutsu.com. I’m pleased to say that I’ve solved my problem by replacing the plugin.

I’ve changed from WP Youtube Player to Youtuber and it all works fine now on both browsers.

I had to go through each post individually to change the code over, but that was quite straight forward.

I don’t know which plugin you use, but with WP Youtube Player, the code is: [tube]youtube web address[/tube].

With Youtuber, the code is: [youtube]youtube web address[/youtube]; so its just a matter of sticking in a lot of “you”s ??

I hope this helps you too, good luck.

Cheers

Charlie

Hi
I’m pleased to say that I’ve solved my problem by replacing the plugin.

I’ve changed from WP Youtube Player to Youtuber and it all works fine now.

I had to go through each post individually to change the code over, but that was quite straight forward.

With WP Youtube Player, the code is: [tube]youtube web address[/tube].

With Youtuber, the code is: [youtube]youtube web address[/youtube]; so its just a matter of sticking in a lot of “you”s ??

Cheers

Charlie

OK, I’ve managed to solve the problem and I thought I would share it in case anybody else has the same issue. After contacting Godaddy for the second time, I got the following response from them:

“I understand you are having troubles with creating a post in WordPress on your bunkaijutsu.com hosting acount. I have reviewed the screenshot provided and the reason you are getting this error is because you are attempting to use more memory than is allowed on our shared hosting servers. This is usually due to a plugin that you may be using. You may want to try disabling all of your plugins and start enabling them 1 by 1 to try to pinpoint the problem plugin”.

I tried this and found that the problem disappeared when I deactivated the plugin: “Youtube Brackets”.
The only problem there is that my block heavily features Youtube videos, which could no longer be played.
I therefore installed the plugin: “WP YouTube Player”.
I had to go through each post individually to change the code, but now it all works and I’ve just added a new post. I’m hoping that this will be a permenant fix rather than a temporary one, but for now I’m up and running agian ??

As per above, I seem to have tried everything apart from altering the .htaccess file. I’ve read that Godaddy (who is my host), often do not allow access to this file.
Any advice on how I can get round this please.
PLEASE!!

PS: I don’t know if this will help or not, but the website is https://www.BunkaiJutsu.com, if looking at it will give any clues.

Thanks Esmi, but unfortunately no joy.
I’ve found my wp-config.php file on Godaddy (host). I’ve added code to define memory limit (none there before).
I’ve gone into php.ini and added code there.
I’ve added the plugin “memory bump”.
I’ve upgraded to 3.0.1.
None of worked. I tried turning off all plugins and upgrading again, still nothing.
When I try to “preview” a new post, I still get:
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 136052736) (tried to allocate 61013761 bytes) in /home/content/c/h/a/charliewildish/html/wp-content/plugins/youtube-brackets/youtubebrackets.php on line 37.

I can’t find any htaccess files.
I’ve contacted the host and I’m well within their limits.

Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Charlie