I\'m by no means an expert in this area, but I\'ve had to tinker with the
php.ini and increase or rem the memory limit with a few scripts over the years.
While it may not be the \"proper\" answer all the time do to obvious reasons, it might help.
50331648 bytes is 48 megabytes if the math is correct. Which should indeed be sufficient I would believe.
Have you tried editing your php.ini and commenting out or increasing the memory limit?
This limit is a php \"hard\" limit. Do you have access to the php.ini?
If so, just for a test, you could rem (comment) out the memory limit or increase it to 64M or 128M to see what happens.
You will need to restart your web server after making such changes. You can verify what memory allotment you have within the Joomla control panel phpinfo after you have made the changes.
On most of the servers I\'ve worked on, I\'ve set the memory limit to 128M for a standard practice provided the machine had some beefy ram banks (2G or above). The box I\'m working on now I configured this way as well.
Just some ideas, didn\'t mean to intrude or anything on the convo. Fixing bugs is more important than bypassing them if they exist. If it were already mentioned, please forgive, I didn\'t read all the posts.
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