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Memory allocation error

phpIf you are getting memory allocation errors in your php scripts, for example in a php widgit in your Wordpress blog, you need to increase the memory limit in your php.ini file.

Ftp into your host account.  Locate the php.ini file.  This is usually in your public_html folder.  If you are using cpanel as your backend to your hosting account, be sure to select php4 (single ini) or php5 (single ini)  in software/services under the php config icon.  Click save changes, and you will have created a single php.ini.default file in your public_html directory.  Edit this file to read memory_limit = 48M or some other number greater than the amount of memory your script was trying to allocate (refer to the error message recieved).  

Save the php.ini.default file as php.ini and then ftp upload it to your public_html directory.  Try to refresh your www.myblog.com/wp-admin page and the script memory allocation errors should go away.


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Returned from the sea

palm treeWell, I finally made it to Hawaii. I will try to update this blog more frequently with any tips and tricks I run across. Probably about once or twice a month. I do most of my blogging on my niche blog, www.pentecostalblogger.com.

Talk to you all later!

Ryan