max_file_uploads
is a php setting (php.ini) that indicates the maximum number of files you can upload in one request. You may try to increase the number (in my server it is set to 20) but your hosting provider may have set a maximum that you can not overrule.
If you want to upload, say 200 photos, you have to upload 10 times 20.
Note that there may also be a limit on total filesize (upload_max_filesize
) you can upload in one request (like 10MB as in my server), and maximum upload time (max_input_time
) (in my server: 60 seconds).
So there are many ways that may limit your uploading of photos, but, the good news is that wppa+ recognizes when an upload process has been interrupted by some sever restriction and ‘repairs’ any inconsistencies that results from this.
To upload large numbers of photos, wppa+ has two possibilities:
1. Make a zipfile containing your photos (the zip should not be larger than the upload_max_filesize
and upload the zipfile (see the lower half of the Photo Albums -> Upload Photos admin page) and import the photos using the Photo Albums -> Import Photos admin page.
2. Use an FTP program to upload as many photos as you want to your personal wppa+ depot that is located at …/wp-content/wppa-depot/Joe/ (if your login name is Joe) and use the Photo Albums -> Import Photos admin page.
You can find the currently valid restrictions on the php settings mentioned above in Table X of the Photo Albums -> Settings page.
This is about all that can be said about this topic.