Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 35 bytes) in xxxxxx/html/includes/menu.inc on line 211
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 39 bytes) in xxxxxx/html/includes/session.inc on line 50
this is what I get after placing the ecommerce module in the modules directory.
I did not change anything, I only added the ecommerce module directory using ftp and then when trying to access the site online I get those errors.
I am trying to trace some issues we've had with scripts using too much of the server's resources. I constantly see this issue in the watchdog log - "guestbook.php -File not found - Visitor. We don't have a guestbook. Where are these referrals coming from and why and what are they? It triggers something that repeats the request every minute about 5 times saying the referrer is us, as in second example. ---Ashford
I recently installed the Google Analytics module to a Drupal 4.7 to test it, but decided to remove it, and I am having a strange problem: even after disabling this module and deleting all its the files from the server, the GA script code is still showing in my HTML code.
I flushed the cache of both Drupal and my browser, to no avail. I made sure that the script code was not somehow inserted in the page-tpl.php template, and it was not there. So, I am at a loss at to where look for.
Has anybody had this problem? Is this a known issue?
Even though this might be in the support section of the Drupal website, I can't find what I am looking for. I want to post a story on the front page, and another page in the same format. You might be confused, so let me make a example.
I am building a dynamic web page in Dreamweaver. Seperatly I am thinking of building all the community task for the web page in Drupal, mainly user management. When both parts are done I want to integrate the community into my Dreamweaver built web page, maybe by just adding a frame for the Drupal community. It's that too complex?
I am not sure if I could call this a sub-site, as a recent post in this forum talks about.
For users profiles, I need the the picture upload form to be in the main form when a new user "creates a new account". Till now, the only way I have for users to upload their profile pictures is to create a new account and only then "edit" their profiles. In other words almost no user will upload his photo into his profile.