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OneForAll - Img upload [266] A file matching the name you entered already exists
CodeALot:
Thanks for all the efforts to help out here.
Meanwhile I found that I have two different domains on the same hoster using the same version of OFA, but only one of the two has the problems as described.
Weird thing is that they don't both seem to have the same *.js files dealing with the upload. I'll compare them later to find out why one works and the other doesn't.
dbs:
--- Code: ---$max_file_size = 2;
--- End code ---
I see it in such a way that the webmaster sets this value to prevent that the users upload too big pictures.
CodeALot:
--- Quote from: dbs on October 08, 2019, 03:23:58 PM ---
--- Code: ---$max_file_size = 2;
--- End code ---
I see it in such a way that the webmaster sets this value to prevent that the users upload too big pictures.
--- End quote ---
Still, I think this is ridiculous. PLUPload is not working properly, period. My server limit to upload size is 32 MB.
In the MEDIA section of WB, I can without any problem add an image of 10 MB.
Ruud's MiniGallery handles that same 10MB image without a problem. Only OFA + Plupload won't do its job.
My client should be able to take a picture with his telephone or consumer camera and upload it to his website. The resize-option of OFA will then make sure it gets resized.
PLUPLOAD should be able to handle an image of 4 MB, instead it throws errors at you.
Conclusion: I want the old method of adding images to OFA back until the creators of PlupLoad realize it is indeed almost 2020 and images are BIG these days.
How do I go about this?
CodeALot:
--- Quote from: CodeALot on October 08, 2019, 03:03:32 PM ---Meanwhile I found that I have two different domains on the same hoster using the same version of OFA, but only one of the two has the problems as described.
--- End quote ---
I was wrong. They both don't work properly.
jacobi22:
have you try to change the upload file size limit in config.php of the ofa-module?
--- Code: ---// Plupload max file size in MB
$max_file_size = 2;
--- End code ---
P.S.: if everything is right on stackoverflow, this is the limit for a multiple upload,, not for one single file
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