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Hello,
everything was working fine i imort about 5000 Events now, i have a chace problem…Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 109051904 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 44 bytes) in /mnt/webb/e2/83/520683/htdocs/domain/xxxxx/wordpress/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1565
How can i deleat all events , ect. would you please help me ?
Howdy forumgapa,
It sounds like you might require a more powerful server. Or, often times web hosts will allow you to up the memory limit on your current server. Here are some guides or references:
- Here’s is how to upgrade WordPress’ memory limit, right from the WP Codex.
- Here is the PHP reference for modifying your php.ini memory limit. Sometimes this is necessary as well. Not all hosting plans allow you to edit the php.ini file, so you would need to consult with your provider on how to do it and if you need to switch plans. You might even ask them what the maximum allowed memory is for the current plan, and make sure you you are already there.
Keep in mind that WordPress is a powerful application, and our Calendar only adds to that power. Often times the cheapest hosts out there simply will not accommodate these, especially once you start having a lot of posts or events.
Does that make sense? Are you able to get in touch with your host? Please let me know, or hit me with any more questions. Cheers!
– Brook
Ooops I did not yet directly answer your question. You could delete all events by going going directly into the back end database, possibly through PHP My Admin, and deleting events with tribe_events post type. You would also want to delete their post meta. This is a very sticky process, but is pretty much your only options when your server is hitting fatal errors on the front end. It’s also very dangerous, even if you know WP databases very well. The best route is definitely to look into upping your memory limit, and thus removing the error from the front end without deleting any events.
– Brook
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