Hello – we’ve had a recurrence of the issue raised here: https:\/\/theeventscalendar.com\/support\/forums\/topic\/month-view-causing-php-memory-limit-error-with-wp-super-cache\/ – when we go to the month view of the calendar, the page crashes.<\/p>\n
I’ve managed to reproduce the problem on our test site (just by copying the whole database over), so I’ve had a chance to go through and disable plugins and themes – it’s not just the caching plugin that’s causing the site to hit the php memory limit, although it does get noticeably worse when the caching plugin is enabled. <\/p>\n
When all the plugins are enabled and caching is turned on, we get the following error message:<\/p>\n
Fatal error: Unknown: Cannot use output buffering in output buffering display handlers in Unknown on line 0<\/p>\n
When the caching plugin is turned off (not disabled), we start to see ‘Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 81 bytes) in \/home\/womensli\/public_html\/crashtest\/wp-includes\/wp-db.php on line 2409’ messages – depending on how many plugins we have enabled, the page will start to load and either get no further that the WP theme header, or part-way through the page before getting stuck. It gets a little further when the WP default theme is used, but only nominally; sometimes the error message is logged but not displayed.<\/p>\n
We do have a lot of events (2 or 3 long events over weeks or months, with at least 1 and up to five or six one-off or recurring events on weekdays), but there wouldn’t have been many added over the course of the month, so I’m not sure why the problem’s arising now when it had been working okay for the first week or so.<\/p>\n
I’ve tried turning on the ECPro month view cache, and that doesn’t seem to make any difference.<\/p>\n
If I manually enter the next month’s url, or click forward through the photo or list view until I’m in November and then switch to the month view, it displays, and I can then click into the ‘previous’ month – at this point October, which makes the error even more frustrating.<\/p>\n
We’re on shared hosting, so I don’t have control over the PHP memory limit – the system info copied over from WP seems to think it’s set to 256M, but it’s actually 64M.<\/p>\n
(Our test site is running v. 4.3, but the live site hasn’t been upgraded yet, and is on 4.2.4)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1179022","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n