Patrick64

I getting this error using ACF blocks. Any way round it yet?

Great, thanks. I’ve just send you a message on that link.

I had this problem where the wysiwyg editor was blank on most but not all pages. In the end I found it was due to the fact I using UTF-7. To fix it I changed the blog_charset setting in the wp_options table in the database from UTF-7 to UTF-8 and I uncommented define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8'); in wp-config.php and it worked fine after that.

Ah that was it. Unfortunately I’m using Advanced custom fields and expecting the client to enter the shortcode so it’s not going to be possible to add it in HTML. In the end I added a tickbox and this code in the template (in case its useful to anyone)..

<?php if(get_field('show_twitter_feed')): ?>
<div class="mod callout bkgd-blue twitter-widget ">
	<h4>Latest Tweets</h4>
<?php echo do_shortcode('[twitter-widget username="myuser" title=" " items="3" showintents="false" showfollow="false" hidefrom="true"]'); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>

Thanks for your help Rootside. You are awesome.

Is this a bug maybe? Surely to download a zip it shouldn’t need more than 268mb. It’s on a shared environment so I don’t think I can increase it any more.

Sigh, the forum has re-encoded the last line of code, instead of the angle brackets it should read a bit like this but without the spaces…

& l t ; div class=’twitter-widget’ & g t ;

Ah Wait. I opened the zip file in a text editor and it gives me this message:

<b>Fatal error</b>: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 129259132 bytes) in <b>/home/public_html/wp-content/plugins/backwpup/libs/dropbox.php</b> on line <b>259</b>

Guess I need to figure out how to up the memory available, but I wonder why the error is happening in dropbox.php as downloading the zip shouldn’t need dropbox to be involved.