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BMLT Meeting List Generator Plugin For Wordpress https://wordpress.org/plugins/bread/
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BMLT Connection issue #204

Open tpmerrill opened 9 months ago

tpmerrill commented 9 months ago

I'm using WordPress for my site and connecting it to BMLT. Recently we changed web hosting to Hostinger, and since that time I cannot connect to BMLT to edit settings. I looked at the Java Console to see if there were issues, and I got the attached two responses. Does anyone have any ideas what I can do? Annotation 2023-10-04 123340 Annotation 2023-10-04 123341

otrok7 commented 9 months ago

Hi, @tpmerrill , please turn on Wordpress debugging... I need more information on this 500 error. Also, can you use Bread to print meeting lists, or does that crash too? One last thing, which root server are you trying to connect to.

tpmerrill commented 9 months ago

Yes, that's how we do printed meeting lists, and I can't even get to that section since it gets stuck at "Connecting to BMLT". The root server is https://natennessee.org/main_server. I inherited this site, so I'm not up to speed on some things. How do I turn on Wordpress debugging? I did click through the error message and got the attached screen. Does this help? Annotation 2023-10-04 144424

californiasteve commented 9 months ago

I just checked to websites that I use bread on that connect to the Kentucky server and they are working. https://chicagona.org/?current-meeting-list=1 http://sfna.org/?current-meeting-list=1

californiasteve commented 9 months ago

I was just in Nashville last week.

californiasteve commented 9 months ago

I'm thinking it's a memory issue since crouton is accessing the BMLT server just fine.

tpmerrill commented 9 months ago

Thanks for the response. Is that something I correct in Wordpress, or the web host Hostinger?

californiasteve commented 9 months ago

You would have to add a line of code to the file wp-config.php Add this to the top, before the line that says, “Happy Blogging”: define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M');

californiasteve commented 9 months ago

Using the Cpanel and file editor. If you need help I can jump on zoom with you and walk you through it.

otrok7 commented 9 months ago

Turning on debugging is also done by editing wp-config.php. You would need to add lines like: define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true );. That will print whatever is causing the HTTP 500 to the browser. You want to make a copy of what it says and then remove the lines, because you don't want messages like that going to your users. But try what Steve is suggesting first. It seems like he's seen problems like this before.