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  • bearbikerbearbiker December 2010

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /home1/oregonwi/public_html/invoice/library/pdf/value.border.edge.class.php on line 23

    and this is what line 23 looks like: static $default_color = null;
    if (is_null($default_color)) {
    $default_color =& new Color(array(0,0,0), true);
    };


    When trying to email this is what I get?? Help?!!

  • cgrhodescgrhodes January 2011

    I get the same type of error:

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 207 bytes) in ~/library/pdf/value.border.edge.class.php on line 18.

    Anybody know what's causing this?

  • aducomaducom February 2011

    Yes, google around in this forum, it has been handled several times. The memory isues can be solved in several ways, depending on provider and configuration.

  • ameedameed February 2011

    After i try to send the e-mail with invoice from simpleinvoices cp , i get a blank page with no errors or any messages! any idea where i can find the logs to see what's going on ?

    Best Regards,

    Ameed Jamous

  • mrtechguymrtechguy March 2011

    ameed: create a file with this in it <?php phpinfo(); ?> and then point your browser to this file, look for the error_log line, otherwise find the config line and then change the display_errors line in the config file to On. If all else fails find the web server config and then find in that where the error log is (often /var/log/httpd-error.log /path/to/apache/logs/error-log)

  • ryanddunnryanddunn April 2012

    I would love some more information on this error. I completely understand that it could be a memory restriction by the hosting provider, but please give us some actual information on what exactly we need to do to resolve it? What do I need to tell my hosting provider? What memory limit needs to be changed?

  • stokescompstokescomp April 2012

    Its a setting in php.ini
    Read this for more information on fixing.
    http://www.teknobites.com/2007/04/27/how-to-edit-phpini-file-to-increase-memory-limit/
    You can use a htaccess file to set memory limits if you use a shared host that doesn't allow you to chang ethe php.ini file or if you do then change the php.ini file. Where it says memory_limit = 67M or something like that and make it 80M or 100M to be sure it has enough memory.

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