Still getting an "Allowed memory size" error

Same error as above, only now it is happening when I login to WP again after logging out yesterday. Once I am logged in, I can't go anywhere from the Dashboard without getting the message:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 122880 bytes) in /home/poten625/public_html/wp-admin/admin-header.php on line 124

The file name depends on what I try to do, but I get the "Allowed memory size" error all over the WP Admin. Once I deleted the plugin, everything worked again.

In wp-config.php and in my php.ini the memory is set to 256M. Again, the 256 is confirmed when I run phpinfo.php.

This is more than annoying especially since all over this forum the "solution" is to raise the memory limit. And this is a PAID plugin.

Hey - sorry about that, can you email me a login to rob@rocketgenius.com so I can take a look around?

I just had the same issue and fixed it using the suggested solutions. Mind you I'm managing my own VPS and so have access to php.ini configuration settings through WHM. If you don't have access to this (shared hosting environment etc.), like Carl said, you need to contact your hosting provider and have them deal with this issue as it can be fixed server side once you change your
Wordpress mem limit. ** If in a shared environment, just remember that you're sharing the resources allocated with numerous other users - which is most likely going to be your problem ** and so you might need to look into a different hosting solution if still hitting the same issues post mem changes:

Try this:
1, Tell wordpress that it should be using more than 32M of PHP memory - in wp-config.php add the line: define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');

Wordpress automatically allocates up to 32M of memory, this is why you need to set this limit higher than 32 in wp-config. You could even try testing 96M if still getting the error.

2, Make sure that php.ini (server side) has it's memory limit set == your wordpress mem limit or higher. Depending on how much traffic your site receives or how many websites you're running, this limit may need to be set much higher than your wordpress limit. Again, if in a shared hosted environment, contact your host provider and ask them to do this.

If using WHM, this can be done by going to Main >> Service Configuration >> PHP Configuration Editor.

Hopefully this helps - and remember not to just increase your mem limit to a ridiculously high setting. They're relatively low for a reason, so don't increase it just for the sake of 'being safe'