PHP Memory Limit
Checking and updating your PHP memory_limit
The PHP Memory Limit is the amount of memory a script is allowed to allocate, per the PHP Documentation on this setting. Suggestions on setting this value are provided in PHP memory limit and Zen Cart.
In some environments, changing your PHP version can reset your memory limit setting. Go to the version page after updating PHP to verify the setting of your PHP Memory Limit.
The process of updating your PHP memory is server-specific, depending on whether your hoster uses PHP Selector, MultiPHP Manager or some other mechanism. See PHP Configuration for more information on setting PHP configuration.
Your hoster likely provides a knowledge base with instructions. Contact your hoster if you are unsure how to proceed.
Still have questions? Use the Search box in the upper right, or try the full list of FAQs. If you can't find it there, head over to the
Zen Cart support forum
and ask there in the appropriate subforum.
In your post, please include your Zen Cart and PHP versions, and a link to your site.
Is there an error or omission on this page? Please post to General Questions on the support forum. Or, if you'd like to open a pull request, just review the guidelines and get started.
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Last modified July 22, 2021 by Scott C Wilson (6dd8ff0b).