Nancy
05-06-2009, 04:06 PM
I have a greeting card script that had been working fine for some time now.
But just this week I try and pull up one of my rather large SWF files within the PHP script and get the following error:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 24125226 bytes) .....
I've read the boards and see some other folks have run into this problem recently but the advise seems to be to change the value in php.ini.
I've done this. Upped it to 100 mb ... no luck.
I've checked that it is changed in the public_html root as well as the root of my sub-domain ... as well as checking the php config to make sure it is pulling from the single root php.ini. (I've also copied the file into the local subdir of the greeting card program ... still no luck.)
Did something change on the bluehost server end that would start making these error appear now?
Any other leads on where to go to resolve this?
Thanks for thinking about this with me!
But just this week I try and pull up one of my rather large SWF files within the PHP script and get the following error:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 24125226 bytes) .....
I've read the boards and see some other folks have run into this problem recently but the advise seems to be to change the value in php.ini.
I've done this. Upped it to 100 mb ... no luck.
I've checked that it is changed in the public_html root as well as the root of my sub-domain ... as well as checking the php config to make sure it is pulling from the single root php.ini. (I've also copied the file into the local subdir of the greeting card program ... still no luck.)
Did something change on the bluehost server end that would start making these error appear now?
Any other leads on where to go to resolve this?
Thanks for thinking about this with me!