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I enabled a debugging plugin and it did log two entries, but I’m not sure if it had anything to do with visiting the page because it referenced a PHP notice from the plugin “Duplicator”. So I went through just in case and deactivated it, but it didn’t fix anything. Then I went through and one by one deactivated any plugins that optimize images; still nothing. So I changed my Avada theme to the default WP twenty twenty four to see if it was the Avada them problem and suddenly it broke the website. I had to go back in the FTP access and deactivate the Events Calendar again. Once I went back to the Avada theme, the website came back online and then something very strange happened. I decided to reactivate the Events Calendar just to see if it would break again, but it didn’t. And now the events page displays properly. It seems everything is working how it should. I can’t explain any of this, but I’m hoping it was a permanent fix.

Thank you for the follow-up. I was only just now able to look at the link. I’m afraid I don’t know what I’m doing with the transients. I only found one that was expired and I deleted it, but then it showed back up again right away. Should I delete all of them? All the other say they are “persistent”.

It looks like I’m now able to update the plugin so I can’t see the error message anymore. But when I go to activate the plugin in the dashboard, it goes back to the same loop that exceeds the memory capacity.

Fingers crossed, but that seems to have worked! It took a few minutes last time before it triggered a fatal loop that called up all my memory resources and shut down all my websites on that host. But for now, everything seems to be running smoothly after installing the plugin manually. I deleted the old version through the FTP and activated the new one. I’ll chime in if it breaks again, but so far so good. Thank you!