Just noticed that the default size limit to upload a file is only 2MB. Anyway to increase that to a higher limit?
Just noticed that the default size limit to upload a file is only 2MB. Anyway to increase that to a higher limit? |
yes php.ini setting http://vi-bin.com |
So apparently, when I do a search for php.ini in my file structure on the host server end, I don't have one in my files. |
So apparently, when I do a search for php.ini in my file structure on the host server end, I don't have one in my files. You're searching in the wrong folder for the php.ini file. The directory you're searching in houses your site, not the servers PHP config file. Read this documentation to get you started in the right direction https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/CKB/How+to+Edit+Your+php.ini+File |
follow red arrow Cpanel
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So I followed the CPanel directions. I am attaching the screen shots of my steps. But end the end, still nothing changed.. I actually do this for several of the PHP versions so they are all the same
#4. I log onto my front end site and try to upload and still get the 2MB restriction.
Any other suggestions? |
In admin section of dolphin go to Tools >> Host tools look at your php info (top right corner) view where the path to php.ini is (Loaded Configuration File)
in that php.ini change/add:
post_max_size=65000 upload_max_size=65000
save |
So I went to this location. See attached screen shot. There is no way to edit this. Plus, this screen says my limit is 8M, but I am given a 2M warning when I try to upload. SO this screen lies :-P
In admin section of dolphin go to Tools >> Host tools look at your php info (top right corner) view where the path to php.ini is (Loaded Configuration File)
in that php.ini change/add:
post_max_size=65000 upload_max_size=65000
save
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php.ini is editable if you can access it. (not within dolphin if thats what your trying to do)
if you are on a shared hosting plan, you will have to contact your host support, they will have to change it since you don't have access. |