[wuzzle]

Here is some info that might be useful to others.

Editing the config file ( wp-config.php )is required, but first determine how much memory you have or are allowed.

The amount of available memory you have/allowed will be determined by your ISP and differ from Shared/virtual/dedicated server. Get that info from your ISP.

If you edit the config file and tell it you have more memory than you really do

( e.g. define( ‘WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘512M’ ); ) but you actually only have 256 available it does not necessarily default to the 256. It appears to ignore the definition and default to a much smaller number. WordPress will report the 512 but that is not true.

So be sure you match the define statement to the amount of memory you actually have available.

[wuzzle]

I see a general response that the out of memory errors are due to the PHP memory limits and the need for processing watermarks. I have all current software and lots of available memory:

PHP Memory Usage: 3.22 MB

PHP Memory Limit: 512M

PHP Max Upload Size: 25M

PHP Max Post Size: 25M

Yet any photo image greater than about 2 Mb will fail when it tries to display.

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 41943040 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 11392 bytes) in /data/15/1/89/36/1415851/user/1520359/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wp-photo-seller/models/WPSCommon.php on line 2446

I don’t want to reduce all my photos (especially if selling the digital file). Any suggestions as to other possible causes?

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