Sometimes the memory consumed by the PHP page is abnormally large, which means it is too large. How to solve it? This article provides a simple and effective solution for your reference.
Cause analysis: The maximum memory consumed by a php page (configured in php.ini) is 8M by default. If the files or images operated by php are too large, an exception will occur. Programmer Home recommends a solution for everyone: 1. Modify php.ini Change memory_limit from 8M to 16M (or larger), and then restart apache. 2. Add ini_set("memory_limit", "100M"); in the PHP file. Note: For the normal use of other resources of the system, do not set memory_limit too large, where -1 means no limit. 3. Modify the .htaccess document (the current directory needs to support .htaccess) Added to the documentation: php_value memory_limit 16M //The value can be adjusted to a suitable range as needed |