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cgavin
(@cgavin)
Not all old old chap. Free is good. You weren’t too tardy either, only a few minutes out. 🙂
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cgavin
(@cgavin)
Hmm nevermind I managed to up the amount of executable memory available by editing my .htaccess via ssh
I still think the plugin should contain a clear and prominent warning about its memory needs – if I didnt have shell access on my account it could have been a hassle.
If any other n00b out there is interested I did it by adding the line:
php_value memory_limit 16M
Sorted.
I presume in answer to my own question, deleting the plugin from wp-content would work around the issue?
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cgavin
(@cgavin)
Actually, could I just bump up the max memory limitation in admin.php line 10 ?
EDIT: Scratch that. My host is not willing to allow more memory ..
So to re-iterate, how do I disable a plugin manually? Ta! 🙂