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PHP Memory Limit

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The maximum amount of memory a PHP script is allowed to use, set in your server PHP configuration. When a plugin or WordPress operation exceeds the memory limit, PHP throws a fatal error and execution stops, producing a white screen or 500 error. WordPress has its own memory limit setting in wp-config.php that must be at or below the server limit. The fix is either increasing the limit or identifying which plugin is consuming excessive memory.

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