Reply 357068 to: 500 (Internal Server Error), Exchaused Memory Limit, and extremely slow loading time.

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Tony Rodriguez
Support staff
May 18, 2023 at 05:58

Hello, @Daniel,

1. When clicking on a page, category, or product, you are seeing a blank page and encountering a “500 Internal Server Error” in the console. This error indicates a problem with the server. You should contact your hosting provider or server administrator to investigate and resolve the issue. They will be able to check server logs and diagnose the specific cause of the error.

2. Despite setting up a caching plugin, your website remains slow. Caching plugins can help improve website performance, but there could be other factors contributing to the slowness. Consider the following steps to optimize your site’s speed:

a. Optimize your images: Compress and resize images to reduce their file size.

b. Minify and combine files: Use tools or plugins to minify and combine CSS and JavaScript files, reducing the number of requests.

c. Enable browser caching: Configure your server to set caching headers, allowing browsers to cache certain static resources.

d. Use a content delivery network (CDN): Offload static files to a CDN, which distributes them across multiple servers for faster delivery.

e. Upgrade hosting resources: If your current hosting plan is insufficient, consider upgrading to a more powerful one that can handle the traffic and resource requirements of your website.

You can read and follow the instructions to speed up your website in our theme documentation here: https://xstore.helpscoutdocs.com/article/100-how-to-speed-up-my-website & https://xstore.helpscoutdocs.com/article/128-how-to-improve-wp-rocket-settings-with-xstore

3. Occasionally, your website displays a “Fatal error” related to the memory limit being exhausted. Although you have double the required memory for the theme (256M compared to the required 128M), this error suggests that your website may require even more memory to function properly. Contact your hosting provider and request an increase in the memory limit to a higher value, such as 512M or higher, to avoid this error.

Remember, it’s important to involve your hosting provider or server administrator in resolving these issues, as they can provide direct assistance and have access to server configurations and logs.

Best Regards,
8Theme’s Team

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