npfedwards

We found a solution. There was a permissions issue with our webserver writing to wp-content, so it was throwing a wp_die, and so causing the error.

A suggestion for the plugin authors is somehow catching these errors so they can be logged in an understandable manner.

For those with the same issue, check your webserver has write access to wp-content

Minification is disabled.

PHP has 128MB of memory in php.ini (the same as live) and as far as I can tell there’s enough in the system/in swap for that.

Any hints as to why a memory issue would give that response rather than a memory error?

Hi we’re having a similar issue to this.

We’re using a custom theme and so I’ve added the php snippet where I want it, which is separate from the content body.

The issue I’ve come across is if we tick “Enable WP Customer Reviews for this page” then the reviews also display at the bottom of the main content area. Unfortunately, if I leave the enable button un-ticked then when a review is added, the post id gets overridden when the review is accepted because $this->get_all_posts_pages(true); (line 614 of wp-customer-reviews-3-admin.php) only gets the enabled posts.

I also can’t trust my authors not to tick enable if I hacked my way around that bit!

If you have a public git repo I’d happily fork and provide a pull request to fix this.

Thanks
Nathan Edwards