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Allowed memory size
Hi everyone.
I've noticed problem with forumdisplay.php (at 3.6.8) "PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 1966080 bytes) in forumdisplay.php(991) : eval()'d code on line 355" I think the problem is that we have almost 1000 forums :] and the $vbulletin array gives us almost 5000 lines, but question is: is the solution for this? Is the only way to store this $vbulletin data in memory ? Thx for any ideas. |
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Try increasing the memory limit in either php.ini or for the script itself, depending how it's set.
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Either increase the limits or disable some of your products/plugins (the error is caused by a plugin).
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We've got only Cyb - ChatBox plugin. I've disabled this - without any changes. I know I could increase the limits of memory but what if I can't? Is the solution for situation like that ? |
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If you can't increase the memory limit imposed, you can't. Simple.
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Try adding the following to your config.php file if you (or your host) can not raise the limits:
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It helped. Thx a lot.
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thank you Marco
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This code also helped me fix the same issue on my forum |
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