Alert: Please view the latest updated tutorial here: Panel Tutorials
You can change the amount of memory PHP allots to each request by using a .user.ini file.
Using .user.ini does not change the WordPress memory limit. Check out our tutorial on using wp-config.php to increase your WordPress memory limit.
First, create a file named .user.ini in your app's web root directory using Cyberduck or Filezilla sftp clients.
apps/APPNAME/public/.user.ini
Change the Memory Limit
Then, enter the following line with the new value for your app's memory limit (512 megabytes, for example):
memory_limit = 512M
Disable the Memory Limit
You can also disable the PHP memory limit for your app by entering the following line:
memory_limit = -1
Verify the Changes
To confirm the customizations to your app's .user.ini file are correct, you can create a PHP script that contains only the following line:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
and then request that file through your browser. You should see the "Local value" for your modified setting s
Alert: For Control Panel Help & Tutorials, click here: Panel Tutorials
