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Kunena 6.2.6 released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 6.2.6 [K 6.2.6] which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 4.4.x/5.0.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.1 / K 6.2 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 6.2
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If you are having problems then, for your own benefit, it would save us all a lot of time if you would kindly post your configuration report when you ask for help from this forum. If you do not post your configuration report we will not ask you for it but you will probably not get your problem solved, either.
Important Out-of-memory problems attaching images - iPad (with Safari)
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10 years 7 months ago - 10 years 7 months ago #4
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Out-of-memory problems attaching images - iPad (with Safari)
I suggest you try the following:
(1) Upgrade to J! 3.1.5 as soon as possible;
(2) Upgrade to K 3.0.2 as soon as possible;
(3) Memory should not be an issue but you might also do some background reading - Improving Kunena performance - because there may be something else on your site that is impacting on the ability to perform the function. I have not seen this issue localised just to iPad or Safari
(4) You may also find some benefit in looking into Kunena Menu issues ; create a standard Kunena menu and rename the menu item as "Builder's Forum".
(5) Uninstall the old JomSocial - My Kunena Forum Menu 2.0.3, JomSocial - My Kunena Forum Posts 2.0.3 and JomSocial - Kunena Groups 2.0.3 plugins and use the ones supplied by JomSocial instead.
(6) If you want to integrate your forum with JomSocial, look at the topics in the JomSocial category, elsewhere on this forum.
Aside from those things, I don't really have any other ideas why you get these out-of-memory issues through using an iPad and Safari. I use an iPad a lot - except when I have to write a lot because, let's face it, a touch screen and iPad's auto-correct spelling features leave a lot to be desired - but I rarely use my iPad to upload images. Perhaps the issue is related to the filesize of the image you are attempting to upload? When you consider that an iPad is useful for transferring images (e.g. high-resolution photographs), perhaps it's because you are trying to upload something humungously large that exhausts available PHP memory to process it? I don't really know, I'm just guessing.
Good luck and I hope that, if you attend to the matters I've brought to your attention, things will work out for you.
(1) Upgrade to J! 3.1.5 as soon as possible;
(2) Upgrade to K 3.0.2 as soon as possible;
(3) Memory should not be an issue but you might also do some background reading - Improving Kunena performance - because there may be something else on your site that is impacting on the ability to perform the function. I have not seen this issue localised just to iPad or Safari
(4) You may also find some benefit in looking into Kunena Menu issues ; create a standard Kunena menu and rename the menu item as "Builder's Forum".
(5) Uninstall the old JomSocial - My Kunena Forum Menu 2.0.3, JomSocial - My Kunena Forum Posts 2.0.3 and JomSocial - Kunena Groups 2.0.3 plugins and use the ones supplied by JomSocial instead.
(6) If you want to integrate your forum with JomSocial, look at the topics in the JomSocial category, elsewhere on this forum.
Aside from those things, I don't really have any other ideas why you get these out-of-memory issues through using an iPad and Safari. I use an iPad a lot - except when I have to write a lot because, let's face it, a touch screen and iPad's auto-correct spelling features leave a lot to be desired - but I rarely use my iPad to upload images. Perhaps the issue is related to the filesize of the image you are attempting to upload? When you consider that an iPad is useful for transferring images (e.g. high-resolution photographs), perhaps it's because you are trying to upload something humungously large that exhausts available PHP memory to process it? I don't really know, I'm just guessing.
Good luck and I hope that, if you attend to the matters I've brought to your attention, things will work out for you.
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
Read my blog and
Last edit: 10 years 7 months ago by sozzled.
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10 years 7 months ago - 10 years 7 months ago #5
by sozzled
One way to determine what, specifically, is occurring when you use other browsers is to enable Kunena debug mode. See HTTP 500 Internal Server Error in the Wiki for more information on this. This may explain why the browser seems to go into an endless loop. It's my guess that your site is handling an out-of-memory condition but the site may be overloaded and unable to process the HTTP 500 Internal Server condition.
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Replied by sozzled on topic Out-of-memory problems attaching images - iPad (with Safari)
I'm sorry but I don't understand the distinction you are trying to make. What, specifically, occurs using Google Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer?gusr wrote: Yes it occurs in Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer ... but it has fatal errors with IPAD using Safari.
One way to determine what, specifically, is occurring when you use other browsers is to enable Kunena debug mode. See HTTP 500 Internal Server Error in the Wiki for more information on this. This may explain why the browser seems to go into an endless loop. It's my guess that your site is handling an out-of-memory condition but the site may be overloaded and unable to process the HTTP 500 Internal Server condition.
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Read my blog and
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