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For while page error, it is showing Fatal error : Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted,
Fixing the Error there are a couple of ways on how to go about resolving this error. These include:

1.Editing the wp-config.php file
2.Editing the php.ini file
3.Editing the .htaccess file

1.Editing the wp-config.php file

Here you will need to edit the wp-config.php file.
define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '1024M' );

2.Editing the php.ini file

On a live install, the file can be accessed within the root of your install, that is within the /public_html/ folder. Note that the file is not installed by WordPress but in most cases set up by your host. If you are using CPanel as your control panel, for example, make sure the checkbox for “Show Hidden Files” is checked and then click Go. You may check into this article on how to go about editing the file. Before editing the file, kindly preserve a backup to it by downloading it to your computer.
Once this is done, open the file, add or edit the following line:

memory_limit 1024M

3.Editing the .htaccess file

The .htaccess file is a file located within the root of your WordPress files.

You will need to add or edit the following code to the bottom of the file:

php_value memory_limit 1024M

With this done, you can then save your changes and check if the error is resolved.

Out of this doesn’t solve your issue, please contact your server administrator

Thanks

For while page error, it is showing Fatal error : Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted,
Fixing the Error there are a couple of ways on how to go about resolving this error. These include:

1.Editing the wp-config.php file
2.Editing the php.ini file
3.Editing the .htaccess file

1.Editing the wp-config.php file

Here you will need to edit the wp-config.php file.
define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '1024M' );

2.Editing the php.ini file

On a live install, the file can be accessed within the root of your install, that is within the /public_html/ folder. Note that the file is not installed by WordPress but in most cases set up by your host. If you are using CPanel as your control panel, for example, make sure the checkbox for “Show Hidden Files” is checked and then click Go. You may check into this article on how to go about editing the file. Before editing the file, kindly preserve a backup to it by downloading it to your computer.
Once this is done, open the file, add or edit the following line:

memory_limit 1024M

3.Editing the .htaccess file

The .htaccess file is a file located within the root of your WordPress files.

You will need to add or edit the following code to the bottom of the file:

php_value memory_limit 1024M

With this done, you can then save your changes and check if the error is resolved.

Out of this doesn’t solve your issue, please contact your server administrator

Thanks

I was checking the error,

This message is showing from your wp-admin/dashboard

Error logging is disabled.

To enable error logging, create an empty file named "php-errors.log". Place it in a directory that is not publicly accessible (preferably outside your web root) and ensure it is writable by the web server. Then add the following code to wp-config.php:

@ini_set ('log_errors', 'On');
@ini_set ('error_log', '/full/path/to/php-errors.log');
By default, only fatal errors and warnings will be logged. To also log notices and other messages, enable the WP_DEBUGoption by adding this code:

// Report all types of errors.
define ('WP_DEBUG', true);
// Don't show errors to site visitors.
define ('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
For reference, the full path of the WordPress directory is:
/html/wordpress/

See also: Editing wp-config.php , 3 Ways To Monitor PHP Errors

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While editing pages, it is showing

There was a critical bug on your website. Please check your website administrator email address for further instructions.

In wp-admin/dashboard, in the widget, it is showing,

Error logging is disabled.

To enable error logging, create an empty file named "php-errors.log". Place it in a directory that is not publicly accessible (preferably outside your web root) and ensure it is writable by the web server. Then add the following code to wp-config.php:

@ini_set ('log_errors', 'On');
@ini_set ('error_log', '/full/path/to/php-errors.log');
By default, only fatal errors and warnings will be logged. To also log notices and other messages, enable the WP_DEBUGoption by adding this code:

// Report all types of errors.
define ('WP_DEBUG', true);
// Don't show errors to site visitors.
define ('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
For reference, the full path of the WordPress directory is:
/homepages/44/d23395939/htdocs/clickandbuilds/YupikPressebereich/

See also: Editing wp-config.php , 3 Ways To Monitor PHP Errors

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For now, you can continue this way, otherwise, this is giving a fatal error PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted you can check the Allowed memory size exhausted solution

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There is error showing, Fatal error: Out of memory

Fixing the Error there are a couple of ways on how to go about resolving this error. These include:

1.Editing the wp-config.php file
2.Editing the php.ini file
3.Editing the .htaccess file

1.Editing the wp-config.php file

Here you will need to edit the wp-config.php file.
define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '1024M' );

2.Editing the php.ini file

On a live install, the file can be accessed within the root of your install, that is within the /public_html/ folder. Note that the file is not installed by WordPress but in most cases set up by your host. If you are using CPanel as your control panel, for example, make sure the checkbox for “Show Hidden Files” is checked and then click Go. You may check into this article on how to go about editing the file. Before editing the file, kindly preserve a backup to it by downloading it to your computer.
Once this is done, open the file, add or edit the following line:

memory_limit 1024M

3.Editing the .htaccess file

The .htaccess file is a file located within the root of your WordPress files.

You will need to add or edit the following code to the bottom of the file:

php_value memory_limit 1024M

With this done, you can then save your changes and check if the error is resolved.

Out of this doesn’t solve your issue, please contact your server administrator

Thanks

Can you please share your PHP log info error related to WPDM, I have installed a plugin from your side, but it is showing,

Error log filename is not set.

To enable error logging, create an empty file named "php-errors.log". Place it in a directory that is not publicly accessible (preferably outside your web root) and ensure it is writable by the web server. Then add the following code to wp-config.php:

@ini_set('log_errors', 'On');
@ini_set('error_log', '/full/path/to/php-errors.log');
By default, only fatal errors and warnings will be logged. To also log notices and other messages, enable the WP_DEBUG option by adding this code:

//Report all types of errors.
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
//Don't show errors to site visitors.
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
For reference, the full path of the WordPress directory is:
/mnt/web001/b3/82/53797382/htdocs/Webseiten/Shatter-Box-V2/

please check

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Database size should not increase every download

There is one error showing, PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of bytes exhausted

Fixing the Error there are a couple of ways on how to go about resolving this error. These include:

1.Editing the wp-config.php file
2.Editing the php.ini file
3.Editing the .htaccess file

1.Editing the wp-config.php file

Here you will need to edit thewp-config.php file.
define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '1024M' );

2.Editing the php.ini file

On a live install, the file can be accessed within the root of your install, that is within the /public_html/ folder. Note that the file is not installed by WordPress but in most cases set up by your host. If you are using CPanel as your control panel, for example, make sure the checkbox for “Show Hidden Files” is checked and then click Go. You may check into this article on how to go about editing the file. Before editing the file, kindly preserve a backup to it by downloading it to your computer.
Once this is done, open the file, add or edit the following line:

memory_limit 1024M

3.Editing the .htaccess file

The .htaccess file is a file located within the root of your WordPress files.

You will need to add or edit the following code to the bottom of the file:

php_value memory_limit 1024M

With this done, you can then save your changes and check if the error is resolved.

Thanks