Error encountered, as seen above, is one of the most general PHP errors you can encounter. With it, your WordPress website signals that there is a script using too much of the allocated PHP memory. As a result, your site may show a blank page and become inaccessible.
In that case, we suggest increasing the PHP memory limit directly through cPanel.
- Once successfully logged into your cPanel, locate” MultiPHP INI Editor” in the Software section.
- Select your domain through the drop-down list.
- Under Setting, you may input 512M for the memory_limit, post_max_size and upload_max_filesize (input lower or higher than that as long as the system accepts it).
- Click “Apply” to save changes.