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Status: Open Points: 75 Time: 06:12 - Sep 30, 2011
Crosb234
I was wondering if there are any size limitations to a PHP file that is being called by Apache? I have about 30 different categories on my html code that calls a php file that has an obviously very long ifelse statement. There are about 20 banner ads per if statement so that's about 1200 echo() statements. Rather than to create 30 different MySQL files (since the length of the columns are different) I am just using echo() to send the data back to the html. However when I got to the sixth category, I got an internal server error. Is this because the php file is getting too big for the server? If so, how do I correct this error?
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