Rating: 5 stars
Nothing happen after updating the custom value for upload size
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Sorry – tried but just didn’t work
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Works like a charm. Thanks so much
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not working for xammp –
quicker to simply find php.ini and change settings manually –
php.ini location – C:\xampp\php
in php.ini change below to required upload size –
; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.
; https://php.net/upload-max-filesize
upload_max_filesize=2MRating: 1 star
Does not work at Jodohost
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Plugin deleted my old php setting and then showed me that limit is nothing … or “.”
This happened because I pressed on save without adding a value there. I tried to put back the value but nothing happened so I had to got to the server and re-create my php settings.
[update]:
the plugin actually writes the new commands on a new line, so max_upload_filesize becomes
max_upload_filesize
=800M
instead of
max_upload_filesize=800M
probably this should be caused by having already data in the php.ini file
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Not changing memory limit.
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I am selling some marketing videos. Tried every method I could find on Google. Then I did a search and found this plugin. Installed in seconds. Increased limit to 250mb. Done!
Gonna add this to my other sites.
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worked,
thanks keep your good work.
Rating: 1 star
This plugin puts it in the root folder, but it needs to go into wp_admin. Also the default should be php.ini, that’s what worked and what everyone recommends, not php5.ini. Please update it to stop wasting people’s time and fix it.
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I tried everything: .htaccess, WP_MEMORY_LIMIT, …
Only after install this plugin max upload file size increased.
Thanks a lot !!!
Rating: 5 stars
Followed the directions and it worked perfectly.
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worked as advertised… only reason it wouldnt work is if your host disables that .ini feature.
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Works like a charm!
Used it on two different websites, which are hosted by two different web-hosters.
First one worked immediately -> is now at 64MB.
Second one didn’t work right away, so I checked the server’s php-configuration -> upload_max_filesize was set to 5MB there. Changed it to 30MB. Then went back to WP and it’s 30 MB too.
Thanks!
Rating: 4 stars
Hi, If its not working on your version, just run it and go then to your server and copy the created php.ini to your wp-admin folder. Thats it…
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I needed to increase file size limits and this plug-in worked. I have GoDaddy Web Hosting, so I know my file size limits were 128 on their system. I set both the post and upload sizes to 127, and after an HTML upload error on a first try I found that I need to edit my wp-config file to include this:
/** Increase limit for uploads. */
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '127M');Their support chats here helped me work through a couple questions at first when I was confused.
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Open Notpad editor
Paste these two lines
upload_max_filesize = “512M”
post_max_size = “512M”
save is as php.ini
upload its on your root directory where WordPress install and also upload in wp-admin folder.
As well as you can increase your file size to whatever you want..
Examples
256 MB
upload_max_filesize = “256M”
post_max_size = “256M”
1-GB
upload_max_filesize = “1024M”
post_max_size = “1024M”
10 GB
upload_max_filesize = “10240M”
post_max_size = “10240M”
i am using WordPress 4.1 same formula I use from last 2 years
Thanks
Umair
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Plugin works if you carefully read the instructions. Also, I was experiencing difficulties with my WPMU site and I found the solution in the support page of this plugin! Thanks!
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Did not change upload limit on our site.
We are using a vps server.
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Simple and to the point…. Load it.. Make your changes and then click the ONE TIME Button.. and Wholla…. Normally I just do a direct edit of the php.ini file… This save a ton of time….. Now if he could incorporate Memory Increase on the wp_config file.. this would be EPIC… But hey…. It is what it is…. and for those who claim its NOT working… Well check with your Hosting Company…. or in your CP.. make sure you check/create a Single php.ini file…. Current is 5.4.3 (Usually anything below 5.1 has problems…. Great work Smartest Themes…. ??
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I’ve been trying to increase my max filesize for a week. I tried everything and nothing worked. I found this plugin accidentally this morning and gave it a go. Worked instantly. Awesome plugin, thank you much!
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I tried several php5.ini, php.ini, htaccess settings and more. Nothing was working. I tried this plugin and right away it worked. THANK YOU!!!
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Waited a day and ran it again. No go. I’ll have to manually go in and do this through wp-config.php.
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I had to wait about 15 minutes for it to kick in, but it worked fine. thanks!
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This worked perfectly for me. Thank you for the plugin!
For those that care, I have hosting through GoDaddy and used the v1.1 plugin. I needed to check the box to use the php.ini file, not php5.ini in order for it to work.
Thanks!
Katrina
Rating: 1 star
doesn’t work
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the plugin is not working. waste of time
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It does what it’s supposed to do.
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