I went through some of the default modules that come with Drupal 6 and enabled a few that looked interesting to try. When I saved the configuration I received the following error: Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /home/coignite/public_html/university/includes/theme.inc on line 749
I enabled 3 or 4 modules, (I don't remember which ones - I was curious about how they worked) so I can't yet narrow down what caused the error. Now the Modules page will no longer load - I get the same error shown above anytime I try to load the Module page. How can I go back and undo what I enabled when I can't get to the Modules page?
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Comment #1
jeffryoung commentedBTW I am dead in the water until I can find a work around to undo enabling the modules. HELP!
Comment #2
skilip commentedHowever the module is still heavily in development, i'm really sorry my module caused this to happen. I guess it has got something to do with your servers memory limit being low. You can disable modules by setting their statusses to 0 in the db system table. Hope you find out more about what caused this.