So i tried to disable a few modules for my client (Since she doesn’t need that stuff), but when i did i suddenly got the Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 12600 bytes) /wp-includes/media.php on line 2743 on the front page!!
All of the other pages are working, except for the front page!
Then i disabled all of my plugins, and the front page would work again – until i went into beaver builder on the front page to edit… Then i would get the same error, after clicking save!
Now i tried to disable one plugin at the time – and everything would be fine when i disabled the WooCommerce plugin (So i guess that is what is causing the problem?)
Is it after your update, their update? Or is there a fix?
My client needs to edit her front page … (I can edit all other pages without problems!)
I even tried to create a new front page, and still … nothing!
Basically, that errors means that your site has reached the maximum amount of memory it can use. Each site is allocated a max amount of memory and each plugin on your site takes a bite out of that memory so it’s not really a single plugin’s fault. This is controlled by your hosting company so I’d suggest getting in touch with them. They should be able to increase the memory allocated to your site.
Do you mind sharing temp admin access as well as FTP access to your site so we can check further? You can post the details here using the private reply option below.
So I installed a plugin to check for the PHP settings on your site and it shows you have 128MB. Check the screenshot below for reference. That’s the PHP memory limit, not the WordPress limit. http://imgur.com/p56qL0o
You’ll need to have your hosting provider increase that, or reduce the number of plugins you’re using as that’s what’s contributing to the amount of memory your site uses.
