I cant change "PHP Actual Configuration Memory Limit"

https://www.godaddy.com/help/what-filename-does-my-php-initialization-file-need-to-use-8913

NOTE: Custom php.ini/php5.ini/.user.ini files are NOT a one size fits all kind of thing. So it would probably be best to contact your host and ask them to copy/create a custom php.ini file for you to get started. You can then edit it and change things after a custom php.ini file has been created for you. If you want to try to figure this out on your own then continue reading…

Create a php file named My-phpinfo.php and add this code in it below:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Then upload your My-phpinfo.php file to your website root folder and view it in your Browser: example.com/My-phpinfo.php.

The PHP phpinfo() function will show you your server’s PHP Configuration information. What you are looking for are these 2 paths below to determine which GD hosting type you have and the path to the php.ini/php5.ini file that is being loaded/seen by your server.

Configuration File (php.ini) Path: shows the server’s default folder where the the server’s php.ini file is stored and loaded from if you have not created a custom php.ini file for your site.
Loaded Configuration File: shows the folder/file path for the php.ini file that the server is using/loading.

To get started copy your server’s default php.ini/php5.ini file to your website root folder and then edit it and change the memory_limit directive setting to 128M.

For Godaddy they havent got good online support for doing things like this…

The help link I posted above gives you all the basics, but what is really going on is this – most if not all web hosts do not want you messing around with a php.ini file if you do not really know what you are doing. The reason for that is troubleshooting a fubar php.ini file can be a very difficult, time consuming and a costly thing for a web host. A php.ini file is a server configuration file. If you mess something up it affects your PHP server (Local) and not only your website. Most hosts have configured the server to ignore fubar php.ini settings so that things do not crash, but that is assuming the php.ini mistake that is made is not catastrophic. You should definitely contact your host about creating a php.ini/.user.ini file unless you know exactly what you are doing already.

Did you get this figured out?

Thread Start Date: 8-11-2015
Current Date: 8-13-2015

Ive still couldnt contact with Godaddy, these things are pretty tough if you want to contact them about technical issues via phone.

We use Go Daddy and asking them to create a custom php.ini file for your website should be quick and simple. They will know exactly what you want/need. Also tell them you want to increase your memory limit to 128M, which is the maximum memory limit allowed on GD hosting and they will also do that for you when they create your custom php.ini file for your website.

okay they(Godaddy) sent me this :

Here is the only line your php.ini file should contain if you want to set the memory limit:

memory_limit = 128M

You can change the number as necessary, of course.

Should I include this?

Ive created a php.ini file with memory_limit = 128M code in it. But it doesnt affect any changes…

php.ini files are not a one size fits all thing. After creating a phpinfo file, uploading it to your site and checking your Configuration File (php.ini) Path: and Loaded Configuration File: post them in your reply. Also post whether you have cPanel or Web Classic hosting.

Create a php file named My-phpinfo.php and add this code in it below:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Then upload your My-phpinfo.php file to your website root folder and view it in your Browser: example.com/My-phpinfo.php.

The PHP phpinfo() function will show you your server’s PHP Configuration information. What you are looking for are these 2 paths below to determine which GD hosting type you have and the path to the php.ini/php5.ini file that is being loaded/seen by your server.

Configuration File (php.ini) Path: shows the server’s default folder where the the server’s php.ini file is stored and loaded from if you have not created a custom php.ini file for your site.
Loaded Configuration File: shows the folder/file path for the php.ini file that the server is using/loading.

Did you get this figured out?

Thread Start Date: 8-11-2015
Current Date: 8-17-2015

Did you get this figured out?

Thread Start Date: 8-11-2015
Current Date: 8-19-2015

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Thread Start Date: 8-11-2015
Current Date: 8-20-2015
Comments: non-BPS plugin issue/problem. General question about changing memory_limit directive settings.