Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Feb 05, 2008
Total Topics: 8
Total Posts: 34
Posted 03/03/08 - 07:31 PM:
#1
Hello,
I just created my first category. It is fully accessible with regular URL (query parameters), but I'm getting 403 when visiting the friendly URL that was generated by the system when SEO URLs is switched on.
Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Feb 05, 2008
Total Topics: 8
Total Posts: 34
Posted 03/05/08 - 10:40 PM:
#4
Hello Paul,
Days are going by and the problem is still there (:
I was looking for some secured area in my CP or to PM you with FTP information but there is no such place and you do not accept PMs.
So I guess that I need to ask from you for a "free installation" as promissed on your site in order to get things moving.
Here it goes: Please install WSN Links on Celebrities Galore and please make sure that SEO features work properly. Also, please instruct me on how to fetch you our FTP and MySQL information.
Would you like me to delete the installed script first and clean the already functioning database?
Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Feb 05, 2008
Total Topics: 8
Total Posts: 34
Posted 03/08/08 - 09:00 PM:
#8
Thank you, Paul.
However, I was asked to submit my member area login password. Upon submission, the following error occured:
[b]Fatal error[/b]: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 9680 bytes) in [b]/home/b/4/9/17629/17629/public_html/includes/filefunctions.php[/b] on line [b]516[/b]
.
The second time around, I no longer had to submit member identification and I just received that very same error.
Paul wrote: Click "upgrade" on the front page of your admin panel. Then, once upgraded, go to the SEO settings page and submit it.
Usergroup: Administrator
Joined: Dec 21, 2001
Location: Northern California
Total Topics: 49
Total Posts: 5539
Posted 03/10/08 - 07:05 PM:
#9
Forward this to your web host and ask them to increase the memory allowed in php.ini. If they're not willing to do that, simply getting them to update to PHP 5 (or tell you how to access a PHP 5 option they have) should save enough memory to under the limit (PHP 4 is a real memory guzzler, especially with the script being optimized for PHP 5).
Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Feb 05, 2008
Total Topics: 8
Total Posts: 34
Posted 03/11/08 - 09:15 AM:
#11
Dear Paul,
Hostway support returned the following answer: The php.ini file is located in your cgi-bin underneath your www folder. You have access to it to download it and update the file as necessary. Please add the code line of memory adjustment to the php.ini so that you will no longer receive this error.