Does anyone happen to know why I only get a total of 50 users per page when I do a search for users even though I've specified more per page? Is this simply a limitation of the XOOPS version, MySQL or PHP version or what? Why put a limit of 50? Not really complaining as much as I am curious as to why the limit.

Thanks,

Cuidiu

some server settings on shared hosts only set a php memory limit of 8M.

8M is extremely low by todays standards, and results in memory exhausted error in PHP under certain conditions such as when find users is used..

Thanks for the reply vaughan. That would make sense except I can run at least 100 users per page when it comes to xm-memberstats and 200+ with profile search so I'm not sure the server memory is the issue.

Running PHP info it shows memory_limit 18388608. Is that the memory you're referring to?
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I solved this issue and it has been such a time saver for me. In case anyone else wants to know, this is what I did.

** Back up your file first - proceed at your own risk **
For XOOPS verson 2.2.4
Edit file: /modules/system/admin/findusers/main.php

Do a search for the word: limit
On or around line 78 you will see the following:
$limit_text = new XoopsFormText(_AM_LIMIT, "limit", 6, 2);

Change the number 2 to 3

Find this code on or around line 224:
$limit = (!empty($_POST['limit'])) ? intval($_POST['limit']) : 50;
if ( $limit == 0 || $limit > 50 ) {
$limit = 50;

Change 50 to the desired number. I assume it depends on how well your server handles these calls. I changed 50 to 200 in all three places because I have 190 users so that works well for me. The "limit users per page" option seems to work fine as well.

Are there any repercussions to modifying the number? I have no idea. I wish someone would tell me but unfortunately, I can only guess. So if you decide to adjust your limit, please do so with caution, at your own risk and only after first backing up main.php. Good luck.