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  • gurdeep, there is a filesize limitation to Google’s viewer, though I have not seen the exact number documented anywhere or figured out just what it is. However, a 12MB PDF file is excessive by any standard.

    May I humbly suggest you optimize that PDF for actual web use ?? and, if and when the filesize limit is determined, I will add this additional check to the plugin. Thanks.

    Well

    I hope you’re still listening in on this one, cause i have the same problem, but i don’t understand it…

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    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 8984564 bytes) in /***/carstensblog.dk/wp-includes/class-http.php on line 1402
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    It’s only 8mb, i just compressed it from 52mb, but look at the numbers, it should be able to hold 33mb, so how is it that it can’t hold 8mb ??

    Best regards
    Carsten

    Even if your PHP allowed memory size is 32MB, I’m sure some of it is actually being taken up by the core PHP process itself, not just your huge PDF file. The number includes the memory load of all other PHP modules currently loaded as well.

    You can try to override the allowed memory size in your php.ini. I’m sorry this is a bit of an inconvenience for you but it’s a server setting limitation, not one of the plugin.

    Hi k3davis

    Thanks for your reply

    But i don’t think the memory size is the problem, casue i just tried to update WP from 3.0 to 3.0.1, and it gives me the same error, so it must be a setup thing, any idea ??

    Best regards
    Carsten, Denmark

    I’m not sure about that one. You would probably have to check with your web host or in a more general WordPress installation forum for help with that one, sorry.

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