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Wordpress media uploader issue / php.ini problem
Hi, I read all the tutorials about increasing the file upload size in wordpress and did all I could on my owne and ended up having to go through the chat help. I got the media upload page to say it allows 512mb uploads, but whenever I upload anything, the status bar instantly goes to to 100% and then just sits there and my files never actually upload.
At this point, I'm just trying to get the uploader back to the normal 128mb limit with a status bar that works right, but nothing I do works. It say's the limit is 128mb, but the status bar still goes right to 100%. I've tried removing the php.ini filed completely (it wasn't there in the first place). I reverted the htaccess file back to the original file. There's a great plug-in called Add From Server that lets me add the occasional file that exceeds 128mb limit by uploading via the cpanel file manager system and then importing into wordpress, but it takes a lot longer this way. So, I'd appreciate any help getting the uploader back to it's normal state as most of my files are under 128mb!
At this point, I'm just trying to get the uploader back to the normal 128mb limit with a status bar that works right, but nothing I do works. It say's the limit is 128mb, but the status bar still goes right to 100%. I've tried removing the php.ini filed completely (it wasn't there in the first place). I reverted the htaccess file back to the original file. There's a great plug-in called Add From Server that lets me add the occasional file that exceeds 128mb limit by uploading via the cpanel file manager system and then importing into wordpress, but it takes a lot longer this way. So, I'd appreciate any help getting the uploader back to it's normal state as most of my files are under 128mb!
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Hello Airrick, Thank you for your question. I put a copy of the server's default php.ini in the public_html folder for you, then I made it recursive. This restores the upload limit to 128MB, but you can always modify this setting. If your issue persists, it may be helpful to put Wordpress in debugging mode, which logs specific errors that occur and can help with troubleshooting. If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below. Thank you, -John-Paul
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