You can adjust your memory limits by adding an .htaccess file similar to comment #48 at this link:
http://hqcode.com/working-with-next-gen-gallery/
Note that this does not apply to Windows based servers.
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raffo
(@raffo)
thanks for the help…
but when i edit the .htaccess the website doesn’t work anymore…
how and in what point i have to add that line?
Make a new text file with this as the contents:
upload_max_filesize 100M
memory_limit 50M
Save that text file as php.ini and upload it to the root folder of your website.
What happens if you try to upload a small-sized image?
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raffo
(@raffo)
i uploaded an image of 8kb…
when i upload it:
Follow thumbnails could not created.
immagine-3_0.jpg (Error : Exceed Memory limit. Require : 32.12 MByte)
1 Image(s) successfully added
same result if i try to create thumbnail from edit gallery…
what is the image resolution ?
I am curious why the memory used was 8Mbyte, and the more galleries I make, and the more thumbnails, the higher the memory use is getting. Now I have 15Mbyte of memory use and 16Mbyte as a maximum. Therefore I cannot create any thumbnails, even for very small images.Is this normal?
greetings,
Normally the number of images does not increase the memory usage, but the numberof additional plugin does it…
I reduced my plugins from 19 to 8 and deleted all non active plugins. This did not reduce the memory load. I will delete the thumbnails to see if that works.
If I reduce my original image to 800×600 before uploading, I no longer get this error. I didn’t change anything else. I did go back to version .96, for now.
So it is true. If I create thumbnails, my database memory use increases till the 16Mbyte I can use. Then I cannot create thumbnails anymore. Each time I delete a thumbnail, my memory use reduces. So the memory problem is related to the creation of thumbnails.
But how to avoid this?
