500 – Allowed Memory Size of Bytes Exhausted

  • Resolved singhleo

    (@singhleo)


    2 months, 3 weeks ago

    The latest plugin release, Version 1.9.16.3, is causing conflicts with other plugins and needs to be fixed.

    The memory usage error is caused by the recurring call to the function in the loop. This is mainly caused by

    add_filter( 'site_url', array( $this, 'site_url' ), 10, 4 );

    Once the filter has been executed, please remove filter to avoid an 500 error “memory size has been exhausted” for logged out users.

    This plugin is incompatible with the BuddyBoss platform due to the issue I mentioned.

    Thanks

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  • nyadna

    (@nyadna)

    2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Even logging out with no maintenance mode activated gives a page not found critical error:
    https://app.screencast.com/aXVuhWRbWvLTc

    johnnyj56

    (@johnnyj56)

    2 months, 2 weeks ago

    In staging I applied BuddyBoss 3 latest updates to BB Main Theme, BB Platform, BB Platform Pro. I applied all 3 updates and then applied WP Hide Login update 1.9.16.6.

    I then used a separate incognito browser window to login to the staging

    The site loads ok but upon login I can confirm that from either front end or back end login 1.9.16.6 generates a critical error message on the /wp-login.php page which disables any attempt to login. As nyhadna mentioned in another thread “locked out”. The staging site generates the error

    I then deactivate WPS Hide Login 1.9.16.6 and refreshed the site and it reappeared as logged in.

    But whilst WPS Hide Login 1.9.16.6 is deactivated now the staging site shows 404 page when logging out.

    Plugin Author NicolasKulka

    (@nicolaskulka)

    2 months, 2 weeks ago

    Fix in last version

    nyadna

    (@nyadna)

    2 months, 2 weeks ago

    [EDITED: I can confirm there’s a bug on BuddyBoss platform that I will be reporting that creates the following issue I describe below]

    Hi @nicolaskulka ,

    Thanks again for your work. I just tested this and there’s an improvement! I am able to log in to my website under Elementor’s maintenance mode.

    Logging out however still throws a critical error but only when done from the back end’s admin bar. So if I log out from the WP dashboard log out option, I get this error:
    https://app.screencast.com/FPsB4cvk18mv9
    Notice the log out action includes the BuddyBoss’ member’s slug in the URL. Also, it doesn’t really log me out. I’m still logged in.

    The only way I can truly log out is from the front end, it logs me out with no issues and from the link I can see that the log out action is using the custom log in page slug in the URL:
    https://app.screencast.com/BcjLu4DGRRoDt

    I am also correctly redirected to the “Coming soon” page I’ve set on Elementor.

    My error reporting plugin is notifying me of a bunch of errors:
    https://app.screencast.com/UtdV0F1UwLper

    I also tested this while on BuddyBoss’ maintenance mode (instead of Elementor’s maintenance mode) and it’s the same situation except for when I log out successfully from the front end menu option, I am not shown the maintenance page of BuddyBoss. I am redirected to the custom URL log in page. Something is blocking BB from showing it’s maintenance page.

    Now, when I deactive your plugin (because I thought it might be the one triggering this), and I try to log out from the dashboard, I don’t get the critical error but I’m getting a 404 error and the log out URL has the member’s slug again:
    https://app.screencast.com/jXYjLb6UoR9W7
    I also don’t get truly logged out, so again I have to log out from the front-end. The BuddyBoss maintenance page is also shown now.

    So there must be something else going on that creates this error. I guess I should be making a ticket with BuddyBoss about this logout error.

    • This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by nyadna. Reason: Error confirmed on BuddyBoss instead
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