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Error 500 in the WordPress elementor plugin – PHP Versions

I took up my hard drive space but it didn’t work And that I also upgraded the php version but it didn’t work

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    Common Reason: Not Enough Memory Allocated
    Sometimes, this error message is received because of a memory limit issue. The memory limit has to be set to at least 128MB according to elementor requirements. To be sure that this is a memory issue, you can ask your hosting company to send you the PHP error logs of your server.

    How To Troubleshoot a 500 Error
    As mentioned above, the first step in troubleshooting is to see what issue is shown in the PHP error logs. If the logs don’t give you precise clues, you can try this troubleshooting technique next: Deactivate your plugins (besides Elementor and Elementor Pro) and switch to a default theme of WordPress such as Twenty Nineteen to rule out a conflict with a third-party product.

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    Why 500 Internal Error Comes ?

    500 Server Error Comes when memory limits of the site are less than 128MB or sometimes because of Plugins Conflicts, So for that be sure about that memory limit should not be less than 128MB as per elementor prerequisites (Memory Limit: Greater than 128MB & 256MB is preferred) and PHP should have the latest version(7 or Greater).

    How Can you Resolve Error

    As an Error Occurs so the changes made will not get updated, for that firstly Save your changes in the template or the draft format then

    1. Reload the page and try to update.
    2. Go to your PHP version and upgrade it to the latest after that in all options change your memory limit if it is less than 128MB. Then reload your elementor page update the changes that you’ve saved earlier.
    3. If still error is showing then deactivate your all plugins besides elementor and reload the page or Contact Server provider Support regarding the issue to resolve.
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