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For education reasons you should google : "php allowed memory size exhausted". This is typically set in your php.ini. file, in-which can be raised if your host gives you access to it.
It can also mean you have a memory leak in one of the MODS you are running. See ... "memory_limit = `128M" see ... "ini_set('memory_limit','128M');" http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php I have seen this occur when users have many styles. Do a little research before you play with these numbers. |
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