I am having severe problems with one WordPress installation on my server.
When I try to write a new entry or page, or edit an existing one, I get the following pop-up dialogue box:
The WordPress forums suggest it is a problem with the memory limit in php.ini.
I am not convinced. The memory_limit in php.ini is set to 32Mbytes for my entire server.
I suspect an error in the database is causing a memory leak or something. All other WordPress installations on the same server work fine.
Downloading the entire database with phpmyadmin, I find the following lines:
INSERT INTO wp_cat2syn (cat_id, language_id, synonym, sanitised, description) VALUES
(1, 1, 'News', 'news', ''),
(1, 2, 'Nouvelles', 'nouvelles', ''),
(0, 1, '', '', ''),
(0, 2, 'LE CONTE', 'le-conte', '');
Note that I am using Gengo on this blog, hence the extra fields for language_id and synonym.
I removed all the cat_id=0 entries, and also all the drafts in the wp-posts table.
Success – but only partial!
I no longer have the pop-up, but when I try to entry a post, it doesn’t appear on the database or on the website.
For the moment, I give up. More later