How to Address Memory Exhausted Error on Your WordPress Website
Updated on Aug 6, 2021
There is a Fatal error that may occur on your WordPress website. It says:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size bytes exhausted!
Usually, WordPress is using a few variables for storing the memory limit value it can be using. If that value is lower than the actual amount of memory your website is using then this will naturally result in the error message you are experiencing. There are a few things you can do in order to get around this issue.
- Option 1 – You can add an additional line into the wp-config.php file with the following code:
define (‘wp_memory_limit’, ’64M’);
- Option 2 – You can disable all of the plugins you are using from your database so you can be able to access your website.
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