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Hi,
Thanks for the response. I deactivated all plugins but it didn’t appear to make any difference either to the preview in the theme customize page or on a mobile phone.

It occurred to me today that a complicating factor that I didn’t think of when I set up the development copy is that the database prefixes are different for the two sites!

Following on from the last post, now I have that error message I have searched a bit and most solutions are talking about increasing memory for PHP to 256MB. I have done that, so let’s see. My only concern is that the live site doesn’t have this issue, but maybe the theme needs a bit more memory than the old one.

I found the problem. There was a line above where I pasted the code that was setting debug to false, so I marked that out. Now I have what I suspect is the culprit, which might confirm what you said, Paul, about it not being WP. The message is:

PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 41943040 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 28672 bytes) in /home/dh_y68iec/kevwes9.dreamhosters.com/wp-includes/pomo/streams.php on line 180

I have no idea what that include is, but is this a WP problem or a site problem?

I spoke too soon. It has happened a few times today. I set up debug as per those instructions, but no log file has been generated. I copied and pasted the code and put it in the right place, so I am trying to see what I might have done wrong.

I will post again if I get the debug working.

Hi Steve,

Thanks for your response. I did the re-install and so far there have been no more 500s. It was odd that refresh in the browser toolbar always brought up the right page, but reload on the error 500 page never worked.

Either way, it appears to be working now.

Thanks again
Kevin

Version 1.4.1. I only downloaded it a few days ago.

Many thanks for your response. It gave me a route to the answer, but didn’t solve it directly. You were right that it was defined in the wp-config file. However, even after changing the define statement to the correct password, it still didn’t work. I have only been able to make it work by commenting out that part of the wp-config file so I could enter it in the plug-in settings. When I could, it revealed the old password. I believe the problem is that even after the wp-config file was updated, the old password remained in the plug-in.

Bump! In the interim, I have found a way to allocate tags and categories to pages, but am still unable to find a way to embed a search into a page with a specified search term. To clarify my goal, I want to tag or categorise content to identify the target audience. Some material will be mainly of interest to language schools, whereas other will be of interest to teachers. Some will be of interest to both and can be tagged accordingly. I want to create a page for, say, teachers that shows a list of content with that tag.

Even a response saying it can’t be done would be helpful.

Kevin

Just giving this a nudge. Does nobody have any ideas?

Kevin

Thanks very much for the reply. I had made the changes to siteurl and home, but hadn’t made the other changes. That gave me access to the Dashboard, although it is still redirecting (to itself though!) so I could change the Permalinks setting. Now the menu links all work except the “Home” button, which still points to the online site. There are also a few things that don’t work, like a right-side menu that shows child pages for a page, and the events page doesn’t open, but I will see if there is an easy solution to these by asking the developer.

The funny thing about the Home button still being linked to the web is that I searched the content of all the files in the WP folder and changed the one instance of that link I found, so I don’t know where that is coming from.