Fatal Error Uploading

when i'm try to upload image i get this error : Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 13056 bytes) in /home1/xtremeg2/public_html/latincrib/inc/classes/BxDolImageRes

Hello

Probably you have memory_limit set to 32MB and the website try to use more... how many MB/KB are this image?

AntonL tells me That memory best set to be 128 mb for a good functional Dolphin 7

hey guys i dont realy know how much i have but i want to let my member upload image Limit 200MB that's all no more than 200MB

TIP : If you have access to your servers php.ini file, try then set memory-limit to 128 MB and check if this will help.

Lets not get "Allocated memory" and "file sizes" mixed up here.

UFO360 - the error you described is not an error due to file size limits. It due to allocated memory problems.

You should check you php.ini file located in the root of your dolphin to see what it says.

Example:

memory_limit= 32M

My host automatically allows me to upload up to 200MB file sizes. My memory limit is set to what you see in the example. I have had no issues at all running 32MB memory limit.

Note: If your memory level is set too high, you will get that error also.

Hope this helps.

In your php.ini file look for memory_limit = 24M put it to 200M and look for upload_max_filesize = 100M and this up to 200M I got mine set to 500M

 if you have cpanel you can find the php infos... otherwise you can create a php file with this

<?php

phpinfo();

?>

you can save it with the name you want with php extension, open it with your browser and you can see the configuration of the server...included the memory_limit (thew quantity of memory usable by php) and upload_max_filesize (the max allowed size of the upload file).

Have a nice day

Sorry guys maybe this sound crazy or stupid for u

but i dont have my php.ini and wat folder is the php.ini file guys little help or can some one create me one

 follow my instruction with php file or cpanel if you have it!

Are you can go to your dolphin admin look in tools for Host tools and goto host tools click the link phpinfo.

I was trying to post that same thing Tazboy...lol

Check your admin panel for your php info.

Also, if 32MB gives you an error, try 64MB, then 128MB, etc. until you find one that works for you. There are not too many "shared" hosts that will allow you 200MB of allocated memory for your php scripts.

Just a suggestion..