vandman

OK, I have tried, It is simply crazy.
I set first the max memory limit at 512MB, it did not work. Then I tried with a max memory limit of 1024MB, the resulte was the same.

Who can help me with this issue?

vandman

OK, Now I know why there is a limit at 256MB.

It is implied within WordPress. Look at this post.
It seems that to be able to use more memory than 256MB, you must set in the wp-config.php file:
define('WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M');

I will try it to do my update.

Regards
vandman

Thanks, but I want to fix my issue regarding the amount of memory that wordpress use.

I can not explane why I can’t go over 256MB when the only memory parameter is in php.ini and is set at 512MB???

I can not explain as well why wordpress is consuming that much amount of memory???

Nobody seems to know why?

Vandman

Hi,

I come back whit this question as I did not solve it.

Does someone knows why WordPress exhauste the memory at 256MB when I set up the limit in php.ini at 512MB?

Regards
Vandman

Hi,

I already desabled all the pluggin to do the update.

This does not solve the issue.

Any other idea?

Regards

Vandman

I found a solution by modifying the code:

The help came from this link:

I modified the code line 201:

$inserted_images[] = $src['scheme'] . '://' . $src['host'] . $src['path']; // strip off any query strings*/

by:

// strip off any query strings from src
			if( ! empty($src['scheme']) && ! empty($src['host']) ) {
				$inserted_images[] = $src['scheme'] . '://' . $src['host'] . $src['path'];
			} elseif( ! empty($src['host']) ) {
				$inserted_images[] = '//' . $src['host'] . $src['path'];
			} else {
				$inserted_images[] = $src['path'];
			}
		}

I got rid of the “WP_HOME . ” as “WP_HOME . ” is useless and make an error in the resulte.

Is it possible to add this code in the next update?

Regards,
Vandman

I think the “best practice” is to avoid sql keyword in each field of the database. Like that, there is no confusion.

I think the error comes from the fact they create a row using a keyword
key bigint(20) NOT NULL,
Key means something special for mysql, KEY is normally a synonym for INDEX. So it is not something that can be used as a row. I think the table needs to be corrected.