Trevor Anderson

I would try changing the upload limit in Settings -> Media -> Uploading Files from 0 and seeing if that will allow you to upload. My guess is that the plug-in was unable to estimate the available space on the server for an upload. So you can try setting the upload limit manually.

Yes, the plugin should be compatible with PHP 7.3, if you experience any issues after upgrading please let me know.

Sorry about the wait, I’ve updated the tested up to information, thanks

Try changing the settings in Settings -> Media under Uploading.

I have no idea, it’s working fine for me in Chrome. You may want to be sure you have the latest version of Chrome – 68.0.3440.75

The Elementor team may be better at solving this issue for you.

Where there any errors in the browser console?

Most of the time with Elementor I’ve noticed these types of issues with memory exhaustion. What is you current memory limit for WP?

You can try adding this to your wp-config.php before the line that says, “Happy Blogging”:

define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’);

Hi,

I’m not seeing this issue, what is happening why you try to edit the page with Elementor?

Can you check if there are any errors in the browser console? Right click anywhere on the page and select Inspect. Then click the Console tab in the popup window.

Thanks

Not that I’m aware of, I’ve never experienced this issue myself. But some servers seem to limit file size in general, which can cause corruption when we try and rebuild from the smaller chunks to the larger files, this usually results in truncated files.

Curious, must be something specific about your setup, do you know your server specs, PHP info? Videos have worked fine for me, but it’s obviously corrupting them. You could try and change the settings for chunk size. Also can you verify that the file size of the upload reported from the server is the same as the one on your computer?

Yes, here’s a write-up on autoprefixer https://css-tricks.com/autoprefixer/

I’d think larger chunk sizes should upload faster as they will require less connections made to the server, but they can only be as large as your normal PHP upload limit. I’m not sure that the speed increase will really be noticeable to you, but it depends on the server and connection, so you’d have to test to see if it’s worth it for you.

It’s possible your server is unable to handle creating the previews for such a large image. As for the file type error I’m not sure as jpg should be fine. Can you pull up the full 100mb image in the browser to see if it uploaded correctly?

What theme are you using and what widgets are you placing in the widget area, so I can try and recreate the issue?

I’m not sure exactly what the issue is, be sure that you aren’t limiting the upload size in Settings -> Media. What’s does it report as the maximum file size you can upload?

It doesn’t work with the browser uploaded because that requires a one shot upload of the entire file, you can set that limit by googling, there are many tutorials, or with this plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/increase-upload-max-filesize/

The 3tb is just the space available on the temp folder where the upload will be stored, more of a guesstimate really. I’m not certain why it didn’t work for you, but it’s not a 100% thing, with all the different server setups out there. You also said you have a different upload plugin installed, have you tried with that plugin disabled, as they may be clashing?

If you can get me access to your server I’d be interested in seeing if I could get it to work, if not then I’ll try to help you as much as I can, if you’re still interested in running the plugin.