I can't edit my page in cornerstone

[Sulowski]

Hi dear,

I used to edit my recommended gear page in cornerstone https://dutchstylebike.com/recommended-gear/
I don’t know why when I enter this page from a cornerstone editor it looks like empty project and I can’t edit it. Could you please assist?

Cheers

[jade]

Hi Rafal,

It seems that you have updated Cornerstone to the most recent version but X is not which is causing an incompatibility issue.

Please update X to the latest version as well to avoid issues.

Hope this helps.

[Sulowski]

Hi dear,

I updated X and there is still the same issue. When I try to enter this page and edit it is just empty.

[Sulowski]

Actually, when I go to my another website www.lowcostplayground.com and try to edit it in cornerstone it is not possible.

[mldarshana]

Hi @Sulowski ,

Most probably you’re running out of your allocated memory. Could you please try following the solutions below and see if that helps.

1. Try re-generating your permalink settings and see if the issue is related to your .htaccess file. Check your permalink settings (General -> Permalinks) and set Postname save changes to re-create your .htaccess file.
2. Then the next possible issue would be that you’re running out of your memory. You can try increasing your PHP Memory limit. Please refer to the detailed guide here. Basically you can do this by editing your wp-config.php file which can be located under the root of your WordPress installation. Add the following lines into that file.

define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M' );
define( 'WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M' );

You can add it before the line
/*That's all, stop editing! Happy Blogging. */
3. Make sure that you’re running at least PHP v5.6.x or later to avoid any WordPress related incompatibility issues. If you’re not sure what your server configurations and settings are, install a plugin like WP-Serverinfo (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-serverinfo/) and check your server info by head over to Dashboard -> WP Serverinfo area.
4. Check your PHP Max Execution Time and set it for 120 for optimal usage. You can follow this guide here (https://www.simplified.guide/php/increase-max-execution-time).
5. Test for a plugin conflict. You can do this by deactivating all third-party plugins, and see if the problem remains. If it’s fixed, you’ll know a plugin caused the problem, and you can narrow down which one by reactivating them one at a time.

If you still have problems kindly get back to us with the result of the steps above and URL/User/Pass of your WordPress back-end using a Secure Note functionality of the post to follow up the case.

Let us know how it goes.
Thank you.