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Uploading large files

Thread began 5/08/2017 9:25 am by jo271221 | Last modified 5/10/2017 5:23 pm by jo271221 | 1150 views | 4 replies

Ray BorduinWebAssist

You are probably running into restrictions from your php.ini file.

There are three basic settings that can limit the upload file size:

upload_max_filesize
post_max_size
memory_limit

You would have to change these three values in your php.ini file to allow the file size you are trying to support. Resizing large files takes a lot of memory, so:

upload_max_filesize = the actual limit of file size you want
post_max_size = has to be larger than the upload max file size to allow the rest of your form fields to be posted as well
memory_limit = probably 5x the upload max file size if you will be resizing the image


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