Hello, I wrote the following post in the forum, after looking around a bit, I thought this might be the right place to give it a shot.

The post:

I am hosting a number of very small Drupal sites on a shared server with Iweb. They seem to have a strict 32M memory limit policy, pretending they can not change the limit for one client, they can only do it for the whole server with 1500 to 2000 accounts on it. I bought the 10 year hosting plan after trying it for a while and of course, just before running in to the memory limit by starting to work with Views. (I know it was stupid to by the 10y plan)

I noticed on the forums that many people have this problem. Most get it solved by contacting there provider, but some like me, don't.

I am quite new to Drupal and totally green in Programming, so pardon me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't it be a good Idea to get rid of this problem once and for all. I know most of the people who have the skills to solve this problem are doing many other very important things, but I thought I could at least try to bring it up.

If you could for example make a module that would allow users to split the modules page in two (or more) parts, so each part loads the containing modules separately, I guess that would solve the problem right? I am sure it would make many people like me happy

The frustrating thing about the whole situation is that you only view your modules page when building and on rare occasions afterward. The loading itself takes almost no time, but the memory limit blocks you from further developing your site the way you had in mind, and to enfold the power of Drupal.

The only solutions that I found so far are to change hosting company (annoying and in my case a great loss of money), to change to a dedicated server (absurdly expensive to get some seconds per year of extra memory), or to use less modules, what reduces the power of Drupal, especially when you want to use image related modules or Views or Devel etc...

Maybe if more people support my request (prayers?), some generous programmer will find it worthy to look for a solution for this problem.

Thanks for giving it a thought!

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