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vrazbros

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white screens
February 01, 2008, 09:23:49 am
I have white screens(blank page) in civicrm while page is loading.

I read
http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,1855.0.html

and set in php.ini memory_limit 100mb
in civicrm.settings.php ini_set('memory_limit', 100M');

but I still have this white screens and civicrm part of the site works slowly.
How I can increase performance of the site?

Drupal, mysql 5, Linux
I'm afraid of white screens :)
« Last Edit: February 01, 2008, 09:39:56 am by vrazbros »

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Re: white screens
February 02, 2008, 03:33:44 pm
It's possible that your change to php.ini is not taking effect - many environments have multiple copies of this file. I'd suggest search this forum and Google for method to verify how much memory has been actually allocated to PHP.

If your in a shared hosting environment - the slow loading may be related to the overall load on the server. You may need to check w/ your hosting provider on this. You also should check your webserver (Apache?) error log for additional info.
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shaz84

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Re: white screens
February 17, 2008, 12:53:43 pm
Hi please give some more information. Is this white screen all the time or intermittent.

Attempt to access a civicrm page thru the administrator's backend, then after your error, run  following command in your terminal window.

# tail [location of you apache error log] error.log

If you post the error log comments then it will give us something to look at. Also search for all php files and modify all of them as you may have more than one. Recycle relevant processes and try again.

Shaz xx

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