By tribecag on

I am getting an error message on my website and I am not a programmer...know nothing about Drupal or how it works....what I do know is that I need to understand what the error message means....and if it can be fixed..

www.mywestcoastwedding.com

Go to locations and click on Canada and then Kelowna (this is one example of 4) that are showing the error message.

If anyone can provide me with a bit of assistance here....I would greatly appreciate it.

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mm167’s picture

mm167 commented

the error is saying, u dont have enough computer memory now as u have too much content in your web site. The drupal system cant go on.

This is a very very small issue, as the memory price is so low at this moment.

what web site hosting plan / hosting company u are using? Talk to the support guy. Pay, say $5-$10 more a month and ask for more memory will be fine.

I believe u are running the site for profit instead of running as a school project. So, there's no free lunch.

Happy New Year.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

I was having this problem as well. I adjusted my php.ini file to allow more memory per script. If you look in the root of your site there is a php.ini, open this and increase the "memory_limit" line to something like 64 mb. This will take a bit to take effect but you should be fine.

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tribecag commented

I use Go Daddy. So what you are saying is that I call Go Daddy and tell them I need additional space or memory? What I dont understand is the four cities that this error message is showing on do not have that much added on it. Some of the other cities have way more added and they do not show this error message.

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olio commented

Hi,

I just stumbled upon your post. Instead of changing php.ini, you may adjust the memory size either in the file
--> .htaccess
or
--> settings.php

The first one is an invisible file (due to the '.' at the beginning of the file name) and can be found in the root folder of your installation. To make it visible, search for an option in your ftp program. (e.g. if you are on a MAC and using Transmit, than you find this under 'view' in the menu).

The second file is located in the drupal folder /sites/default.

Find further instructions in this post: http://drupal.org/node/207036

Good luck,
best wishes,
Oli