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when the error occurs does it display where it might be?

Stephen thanks for replying…no offence taken. My experience of rss links in WP and else where has been limited. So the first time I used rss has been when using firefox. So on receiving emails saying rss link not working in IE6 it was a new one ..to me. I couldnt go around all my clients clients saying have to update or use google etc so I found an alternative!
Thanks

mufasa
Really stuck at something that should be quite easy….

When I manage pages in WP and associate which page template I would like to use it enables me to best fit content.

How can I associate a page template in WP e-Commerce?

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Fixed it ….I moved the <?php include (‘left.php’); ?> line of code into the page.php template and it still worked

did you get it fixed awarner20?

Hi – I wondered the same , I have a desired theme with three cols but want to have an option to choose a one and two col version of that theme.

any thoughts any one??

what do you mean it shows code?? when cick on rss link using ie7 it works – when I click on rss link using ie6 it doesnt!!!!

Hi there I just copied this from a responce found on an internal hosts Q&A forum a problem that I had which the info below fixed for me….

Why does my PHP script fail with ‘Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted’?

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PHP has a built-in limit on the amount of memory it will allocate. If that limit is reached, the process will exit with this error message. This is usually the result of the PHP script trying to load a large file, such as an image, into memory all at once. While it is better if you can arrange for the script not to do such things, it is also possible to increase the memory limit some to avoid this problem. To do that, edit the php.ini file with your PHP scripts (create it if it does not exist) and add the following line:
memory_limit=16M

You should replace the ‘16′ with whatever value is appropriate. The default is 8M (8 megabytes, the 8388608 bytes from the error message). ”

….and if it isnt there …

“You could create the file in a simple text program such as notepad, save it as php.ini and upload it to your public_html folder.”

hope this helps it did me!!!!!!!!!!

Did you know you can create your own php.ini file using notepad/notepad++.
All you need to do is
1 open notepad or something similar
2)paste/copy the relevant code needed to put in it.
3)Save it as php.ini
4)upload it into your root directory.
5)you have a php.ini file on your server
easy…..

Ive had a hack about on google and found this link
I think it clears up my worries and enables me to blame microsoft (again) and not my or WP’s coding. !!!

cool thanks and all the best

has anyone experienced this at all?

My best advice is to start here this guys site is probably one of the best starting points into working out whats right and wrong. Have a look and tell me what you think?

I’m only 3 months behind you in starting as you get stuck in it becomes addictive and posibilities become endless.
See my 1st attempt https://www.davidfirth.com
All the best
Graham

hi lexhair – I also get errors – how and what did you tweak to fix errors?
Thanks

Hi Lucas I think im having a similar problem but when I click on your link With IE7 it works fine but I think its a version issue but I dont know workaround as yet.
Do you use IE6 ?