The website php memory is already at 256MB, which is twice the Divi recommended level and I won’t be able to increase it more as it’s limited by the hosting company.
It’s a bit worrying that one of your modules is using so much memory and your plugin would use even more except that I had to disable a number of modules to stop the site from crashing. Here’s a list of the disabled modules that crashed the site when they were enabled.
Inline Notice
Logo Carousel
Logo Grid
News Ticker
Number
Person
Post List
Review Box
Scroll Image
Skill Bar
Testimonial
Twitter Feed
Twitter Feed Carousel
Video Modal
Also, I found that a number of modules are have multiple instances in the plugin and I’ve shown some examples of that in the image below
I’ve looked at the details on this and I’ve found that when the modules I mentioned earlier are active at the same time that the Burst Analytics plugin is active it causes the crash.
I’ve reviewed everything in the site and found that the issue happens when the classic editor is being used. I have switched between the classic editor and the block editor and the issue keeps reoccurring when the classic editor is being used.
Is the plugin incompatible with the Classic Editor?
Arpit gave great support and help to troubleshoot the issue. I was using the free version and the support was better than I’ve seen from paid versions of plugins. It wasn’t a problem with the plugin, which worked great, it was a problem with the security settings in the website hosting.
Thanks gain to Arpit and I would recommend his other plugins based on the great level of support provided.
Thanks for the info and I’ll check out Perfmatters.
I’m usually cautious about using two similar plugins together, but if you think it will work by using Perfmatters for minifying the CSS and JS, I’ll give it a go.
