klancast

I upgraded with the developers version that you had recommended above, it work re the subscriber list. I now can see all of them and do not get the error.

I did not lose any of the subscribers.

thanks.

I did an upgrade to 8.6 and also have the list error. I also am seeing a {PERMALINK) error where that is not being output in emails.

I will try the fixes above to see if I can get to my subscribers list.

(Fatal error: Class ‘Subscribe2_List_Table’ not found in /home/weaver/public_html/wordblog/wp-content/plugins/subscribe2/admin/subscribers.php on line 136)

unfortunately none of the above has helped me, I have a wp blog with PHP Memory set to 64M, WP memory set to 64 and I am getting random fatal memory errors are approximately 20M (usually 20971520, sometimes 21233664).

I had tried turning off the plug-ins I have installed and that did not help.

I had changed my settings, had my host change the PHP limit to 64M but the errors persisted.

I then went the brute force method, I deleted the entire wp installation (after a backup) then reinstalled a new clean copy (I had done several upgrades over the past year or so). I then added my content and SQL data back into the site and still get the errors.

I am still getting the errors, tried cleaning up some of the entries that had multiple revisions to see if that helped.

any other thoughts?

thanks in advance.

percepts and co.

good info there.

I am having numerous fatal error memeory issues, I looked in the:
wp-admin/inludes/image.php
wp-admin/inludes/file.php
files and there are no memory setting lines there at all.

My wordpress and php are set to 64M, but I am seeing fatal errors at 20971520 whicn I believe is 20M. I just cannot find where that is set.

There are a large number of image files that are over 500K, wonder if I get my wife to reduce those sizes would that reduce the load and errors.

Thanks Shane

I have tried the 1st and 3rd options, not sure what is meant by the 3rd one.

1) from my php.ini in the root folder:
memory_limit = 64M

3) from my .htaccess file in the root folder:
php_value memory_limit 64M

Not sure about 2 – what line is entered after what?
“add this line just after ini_set(’memory_limit’, ‘12M’);”

is (’memory_limit’, ‘12M’); entered on another line after ini_set ???

Kevin

mwooton

i am as frustrated as you, I am having the same problems.

FYI the script is adding 77K not 77M. doesn’t make sense.

my site is set to 64M, I am getting fatal errors at 20M.