Please note an additional problem I had which may clearly have been related. Immediately prior I was attempting to "Save As Copy" my profile which would indicate success in the administrator screen, but the "Saved As Copy" did not appear in the list of profiles. I have attached screen shots of one of these attempts.

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Please also provide us an FTP access so that we can investigate this to see where in the codes is breaking.

I updated site URL and FTP information in first post, thank you

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It seems like your server's memory limit is set to 64M. You will have to consult your hosting provider to increase this as we recommend 128M to be the safe limit.

Thank you, I will check with GoDaddy. Meanwhile, I don't recall receiving any particular messages when installing/updating via the administrator interface. If that's the case it would be helpful to have it raise a flag at that time. I'm thinking the memory limit must be related to the heavy usage of UI components in the user profile I developed, were you able to confirm that on your end? It would be good to have a heuristic on some sort of # profile fields / memory required ratio. Thank you for those rich profile form elements BTW, can't wait to begin working with them via custom app

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It is very hard to determine which process actually takes up huge memory from our end though it is possible to perform such diagnostic. Perhaps you can consult GoDaddy on providing you more diagnostic information?

In our installation, 64M is listed as a the minimum requirement, hence the installation marked your site's requirement as green.

What did you find when looking at the issue? On our side we only encounter the error after clicking to edit the user profile. I wonder, are there other external processes spawned in the process of loading of the UX for user profiles? I suppose our user profile is "heavier" than most other EasySocial site usage, but I see it as one area where much value-add can be had by site's which build innovations by using that data alongside custom apps built for the platform, which is our plan.

Meanwhile, we do have a ticket into GoDaddy and are also looking to bite-the-bullet and purchase VPS powered by Rackspace which I know you guys have found to be fine tuned to be scalable.

Well VPS is quite expensive so I found a stop-gap for now. This resolution my help other GoDaddy users out there who are perhaps running with minimal PHP settings on a shared server. If you run into this problem I had , you may be able to resolve it by increasing your memory_limit = 128M in your php.ini file. I found the answer here: http://imperialwicket.com/increase-php-memory_limit-on-godaddy-shared-linux-hosting.

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Thanks for sharing.