WrightBrain

Thank you! I found the error and was able to fix it. There was a plugin conflict.

This error just popped up for me. The site had been working fine now for over a year, and starting today I started seeing this happen.

We’re having the same issue. It worked just fine up until recently.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by WrightBrain.

Thank you for taking a second look, I really appreciate that. I noticed that excel did convert the dates too, which does muddy the waters a bit. That’s also probably why I struggled to change the format so much. (I think, I don’t really know.)

At any rate, I’ll look for the update, but in the meantime, the easiest way for someone on a Mac to see the raw, unconverted data is to preview it in TextEdit instead of Numbers or Excel which will automatically do some formatting.

Okay, I figured out a work-around. Instead of search via date range, I switched to the text range search and used the same format that’s in the database, and that did the trick.

Not ideal, but it gets the job done.

Well, that, and I didn’t understand the information in the links.

Thanks, unfortunately, this does not help me at all. I’ve contacted you and support for my other plugin and I cannot get the format changed. I may just have to find another solution.

Sorry about that. I undid the login requirement.

I’m not sure how to check how it’s stored in the database? But I did try updating the field to read as YYYY-MM-DD. It’s still not working for me.

I’m also having trouble with WooCommerce breaking my site. It’s brand-new with minimal plugins and everytime I try to activate WooCommerce, it breaks.

Hey HDLF … your link goes to a C-Panel login prompt.

Thanks. We actually tried all that and the site remained completely crashed. In fact I had another one crash on me this weekend. The web host looked for a php error and couldn’t find any, but what they did see was that there were some frozen cgi-php processes. Once they killed those I was able to get things up and running again.

I cull plugins on a regular basis, so its not that either. In fact even when I have deactivated ALL of them and switched back to a Twenty-whatever template, once the site is down, its down for the count.

Look, I really need to get this resolved or find another plugin. I can’t keep my other sites up to date unless this is fixed. I have one I’m willing to sacrifice if you need to see the problem for yourself, but I need to know that you’re going to at least look in to this.

I think I found the related php error on one of the pages that went down on me when I updated the plugins:

[01-Jun-2020 13:45:32 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 41943040 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 36864 bytes) in /home/mysain5/saintmiriamschool.com/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 111

Different page then mention above, but same result.

My computer got fried during Wednesday’s storms. I’ll try and ask my provider today for the PHP log.

Glad to see I’m not the only one experiencing this!

It was an Internal Server 500 error

“This page isn’t working www…. is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500”

I was unable to find the PHP error log.

I do, however, have another website that I can try and replicate the error. It’s my own for a side business and not a client’s so I can leave it down and give you access if that would help.