If i enable tagDiv Multi-Purpose plugin , there was an error showing
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 100139008) (tried to allocate 6400 bytes) in /home4/speci/mydomain.com/wp-admin/includes/post.php on line 120
And i not able to upload image also after activating this plugin
it showing http error ,if i deactivate this plugin and upload means it is ok . .
My php.ini settings have these value and conforimed by seeing info.php
post_max_size 64M
max_execution_time 300
max_input_vars 2000
memory_limit 256M
Hi,
A memory limit of that size would be sufficient in most cases, so there should be no errors. Check in the theme system status and see what is displayed there
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/system-status-parameters-guide/
From what I found online that error is caused by insufficient memory
– http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/fix-wordpress-memory-exhausted-error-increase-php-memory/
Try if possible to increase the allocated memory (if allowed by hosting as well) then check if this solves the issue.
Hi, I have same problem here, I got http error when upload images, I try to deactivated all plugin, and still can not uploading image, I try to switch to different theme and my website can uploading images normally, I switch again to newspaper theme, and searching what the problem is, I try to deactivated all of thumb block on theme panel, and try to uploading images again, and voila, I can uploading images normally with newspaper theme, please fix this bug, this is serious problem
Best regards
The thumb block setting is default before I deactivated all of them
@McDohl You could follow this topic and check the resources mentioned there
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/receiving-http-error-after-uploading-image-to-media-library/
It could be a permission issue on the uploads folder, or something that prevents the theme from creating the necessary thumbnails and saving them in the WordPress uploads folder. There would be nothing to fix from the theme side, this would be a server configuration issue. You could also contact your hosting and explain the situation in detail, maybe they can take a look in the matter.
Thank you for the information @Simion, I have contact my hosting provider, and the common issue is I have to upgrade my PHP version to 7.0. Now i can uploading images normally again, this is what my hosting provider say:
“That’s great! I have upgraded your PHP Version to 7.0. As this issue is common with WordPress, we actually have a couple of solutions for it, but we would need to figure out what would be the best solution since each domain is a different type.”
Best regards
Glad the issue is solved. The latest version of the theme supports PHP versions up to 7.2 so there will be no problem using that PHP version.
