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I have purchased on theme from Templatemonster.

 

Unzipped all files at my local server, then uploaded all files to

..\themes folder.

 

Now i have moved to my backoffice panel to selected this theme.

 

Preferences >> Appearence >>>

 

But i can't see this theme in my "Themes" pane....

 

i have re-checked all the steps, but i didnot found any issues.

I have also increase the memory_limit from 30M to 512M. But still no luck.

 

any help

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Your best bet is to actually install the zipfile of your theme. That way it sets things up for you.

 

and how to do that, because when i trying to use the themeinstaller i am getting one error msg

 

 

The following module(s) could not be loaded:

  1. All modules cannot be loaded due to memory limit restriction reason, please increase your memory_limit value on your server configuration

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That is due to a php memory issue where did you change the memory at.

Did you change the php.ini from your host control panel.

Did you add this line to your config.inc.php - ini_set('memory_limit','128M'); (or whatever # you choose 128 is usually good)

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That is due to a php memory issue where did you change the memory at.

Did you change the php.ini from your host control panel.

Did you add this line to your config.inc.php - ini_set('memory_limit','128M'); (or whatever # you choose 128 is usually good)

 

i dont know where to change the php.ini, but

 

yes, already did that in config.inc.php

 

i used it

ini_set('memory_limit','32M')

ini_set('memory_limit','64M')

ini_set('memory_limit','128M')

ini_set('memory_limit','512M')

ini_set('memory_limit','1G')

 

but no luck with any of those...

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Go to your host, sign in and go to control panel and look for an icon that says something link CGI and Scripting Support.

Click that and see if there is a link to php.ini, scroll through and find the php memory setting and change to 128.

If you can not find it call your host and ask them where you can find it and if they can boost your memory.

Some host allow you to edit the file yourself.

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Go to your host, sign in and go to control panel and look for an icon that says something link CGI and Scripting Support.

Click that and see if there is a link to php.ini, scroll through and find the php memory setting and change to 128.

If you can not find it call your host and ask them where you can find it and if they can boost your memory.

Some host allow you to edit the file yourself.

 

I looked into the cPanel, but i dont think my hosting company offer me do it online.

I need to contact them and ask them to increase the size of the memory.

 

because config.inc.php with 128M to 1G, not working for me.

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