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One of my client recently upgraded his wordpress blog to the latest wordpress version and after that he is getting lots of errors in his wordpress dashboard. Some of the errors are like

wp-includes/kses.php(413) : runtime-created function on line 1

wp-includes/class-simplepie.php on line 13548

There are lots of work around for these errors and two of the most important of them is by disabling the plugin and increasing the memory size of the php.ini file in the server.

In this case I’m talking about Bluehost Webhosting server.

You can quickly disable plugins from your dashbaord or using FTP method. This tutorial is more intended towards activating the php.ini file in Bluehost.
How to active the default php.ini file in Bluehost?

Before performing this procedure, make sure you have a backup of your wordpress blog and also your .htaccess file.

Now login to your Bluehost dashboard and click on Software’s > Php config

php config thumb Installing php.ini in Bluehost Webhosting Server

On the next screen click on install php.ini and click on save changes. Follow the screenshot.

install php.ini This will install a php.ini.default file in your public_html folder. Using Web based file manager or any free FTP client like Filezilla you can rename it to php.ini.

Now increase the memory size from default 32M to 64M in that php.ini file.

Open php.ini and search for line

memory_limit = 32M  Change this one to

memory_limit = 64M

and re-upload the file. Check your Wordpress blog dashboard and by now, your issues should be resolved.