Ok im having a stupid moment

Im having trouble finding where i can change maximum file size that can be uploaded for an image.  it used to be in advanced settings, and i cant find it now can someone help me out??

ok wow, this must be a stupid hour, im still stuck i really cant find where to change max file upload size for photos. can anyone help on this one

i have no idea why i post sometimes, i rarely get an answer to something i post

LOL... im looking at it right now i will post here if i find anything :)

If I recall correctly, this should be done in php.ini file.

We usually don't answer because we either don't see it, or don't know the answer. This time around, we simply didn't see it. It relies on your upload settings in your php.ini file. Easy, eh?

Here you are pal! just add this in your php.ini in root

upload_max_filesize=300M
post_max_size=300M
max_input_time=3000
max_execution_time=3000
memory_limit=128M

tytyty

emmmm feel even stupider now that i cant find php.ini someone give me the location please....

/closet/ hehe :)

should be in root of your server if not there then you need to create one :)

notepad will get the job done open enter the info above that's provides save it as php.ini  now you can upload it to your server

ok i did that and i still get this error

File: jesscard.gif too large to upload. Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/jdeiter3/public_html/modules/boonex/ads/classes/BxAdsModule.php:1084) in /home/jdeiter3/public_html/inc/design.inc.php on line 133

what's the file size ?.

3mb

perhaps i didnt save the file type right.  i saved it as a txt file

Yea, that's usually the issue when a .ini file is saved as .txt.

nope i did save it as php.ini and loaded in to same folder as public_html

Then chances are, your server does not support this kind of configuration. Perhaps you should ask your web hosting company how to go about this?

k thanks for the advice and help, just thought it was hiding in the admin area somewhere like it used to be in d6.1x in advanced setting you could put in max file upload size.... oh well

Go to Admin - Tools - Host Tools. In there, you will find a report that shows you exactly what your php setting are. People ask this all the time. This is a great place to see all your server settings..