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[IverDesigns]

I received this error:

Plugin Superfly require PHP ZIP extesnion enabled.

for starters, it looks like the typo still hasn’t been fixed. Its extension

anyways; looks like this might be related to PHP Versions on the hosting side of things. Looks like its working in the native 5.4 version of PHP, but anything else causes it to error out.

I received this error:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 12288 bytes)

and it seemed to have been fixed by increasing the memory limit in the hosting side of things. The downside being that this plugin doesn’t work.

Not sure if there’s anything that can be done by you folks to get this to work; seems to be some sort of compatibility issue in between the hosting side of things and the plugin itself.

Hopefully you guys can look into this, as I honestly doubt Godaddy would offer any solution.

[IverDesigns]

Incase anyone else is encountering the same issues as me, this fix worked for me:

Make sure your PHP version is native 5.4. It doesn’t allow you to modify the upload limit, but it allows Superfly to work.
Next step is to create a PHP initialization file on godaddy.

You can find out what the filename should be, and where you should save it with this URL
https://www.godaddy.com/help/what-filename-does-my-php-initialization-file-need-to-use-8913

Here’s a link that tells you what to actually put on the file itself
https://www.godaddy.com/help/php-upload-limits-on-shared-hosting-1475

This workaround allows you to both increase PHP upload limits, while maintaining the Native PHP 5.4 version; which allows Superfly to function properly. The error, for me at least, went completely away with this.

[Christopher]

Thanks for sharing.

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