Fatal Error Due To memory size

Not sure who to ask.
I get an error message on my website http://sellyourhairaustralia.com.au

Here is the message:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 9920 bytes) in /home/koulesho/public_html/sellyourhairaustralia.com.au/wp-content/themes/Sitemile_ClassifiedTheme/lib/GD_resize/class.upload.php on line 2602

At first I thought its the script, now it seems that my hosting cant handle it. I asked the hosting support and they told me to upgrade to the next plan.

Any other ways to fix this problem?

 

try uploading your script in BINARY that happens alot when the script is uploaded wrong. if not try uploading in the other on, should be 2 options. thanks and let me know how it works

 

you mean take the script out and put it back via ftp in binary mode?

 

yep . delete the script. and reupload it, im assuming you havent installed it yet correct? or is this happening all of a sudden with the script already installed?

 

also your site seems to work fine here. so im actually confused on the error your getting,. sorry for not understanding if im wrong

 

this happens all of the sudden with installed script.
I am not sure what to do
It looks like when an image of about 500kb is submitted it crashes.
I spoke to hosting support person and they told me that I might have to upgrade my hosting, so that 128mb memory is allowed. At the moment its 64, which I thought was plenty

 

The "Fatal error: Allowed memory size" error message occurs, when the script needs more RAM than actually defined in the php.ini file. You can use "ini_set" function to allow more RAM to the specific script. Edit the file class.upload.php and just after the <php line, include the following:

Increase the value until the error message goes away.

 

I asked the web hosting company to increase it for me. At first they told me that I would need up upgrade my plan to the one 5 times more expensive. I said NO, then they just did it for me....