You may find an error that not allow you to see your WordPress blog after install some plugins, upgrade your WordPress theme, or after upgrading to newest version of WordPress. I experienced it once back then after upgrade this blogging tips blog to new version of WordPress ( I forget to what version exactly). I remember that I find fatal error message when try to browse this blog after that upgrading. It is surely a big set back if we do not resolve it as fast as possible.
It may lead to long set back if it is remain in long term. So here I share the solution for it so you can solve it fast if face this problem.
Here the error message:
Fatal error Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted
And here the solution:
in wp-settings.php at line 13, increase from 32M to 64M
I hope this simple thing (but important) can help you to solve this fatal error problem fast.
That’s all update this time, wait for next update!
I got the same error some time back and I contacted Support who had be upload some php file and change the memory to 64. I don’t remember the exact steps for this but I haven’t had this problem since.
Yeah — that’s the solution indeed.
I too have not encountered this problem yet.I will bookmark this post for future use.
It is a random issue I think so just be prepare.
I never had this problem yet with my WordPress. However, this is a valuable information I will need in the future. Thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome Walter.
You should be careful with this tricks as many hosts only allow 32MB. You should check this with your hosting providers to ensure this tricks will not violate their memory terms
Oh — thanks for the info Tinh.
I have not encountered this problem yet. But it’s a good tip as we don’t know when it happens.
Hope you will never face this problem Marlene.
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