I was very excited to have gotten my website
finalized last night at around 3 a.m. I
posted the link at all my social media sites and was about to go to bed when I
thought to add just one more thing. I
just wanted to add ONE MORE, but when I did I broke the back-end of my
blog. Now I can’t log onto it and, when
I try, I get the error message:
“Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to
allocate 30720 bytes) in”….
My web host is Network Solutions. I did some research and I am putting out the
word for anyone else that comes across this problem. Here is the deal; If you get an error like
this then you tried to stick too much data on your Word Press site. You need to increase the memory capacity of
your hosting service in order to run the applications that are supporting your site. You could go in to your WP-admin folder and
change the PHP script there, so that you can have a capacity of 64 M. See the following discussion for a how-to (http://wordpress.org/support/topic/fatal-error-allowed-memory-size-of-33554432-bytes-exhausted-2).
If, however, you are running your site on Network
Solutions, then you cannot do that. You
will, instead, have to create a php.ini
file and upload that to the cgi-bin folder of your root directory. I don’t know how to write the php code to
execute an increase in memory. I will be
calling Network Solutions tomorrow. If I
can get them to send me the file, then I will post the code here tomorrow,
otherwise I will have to keep working on it.
Once I get it, then I will post it to my blog. Seeing as I am posting a link straight
from Network Solutions, it would seem like this was a straight forward problem
to source, but it wasn’t. I am not a
programmer so I am learning as I go.
Here is a link to more info about the issue. http://www.networksolutions.com/support/php-ini-for-unix-shared-hosting-faq/
For the meantime, I must continue
using this Blogger blog for my updates.
I know, it is very sad and I am distraught enough as it is, so please
don’t remind me if I talk to you personally.
On the other hand, if you know how to fix my Word Press, I will more
than welcome your input. Many Thanks!
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