It’s possible the setup of your local server is resulting in this issue. Is it identical to your production site’s server setup?
They are similar, but not quite identical. My dev server runs Debian stable, and the production one has Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. So they have slightly different versions of php.
The dev server is also only accessible via a local hostname, could that cause an issue?
You might try to mimic your production server as your dev. What versions of PHP are running n each?
I have the exact same error.
I installed the lite version and I get this error if I try to upload images larger than the max image size limit.
More specifically, it seems the erro is in line 612:
default:
wpFileError(fileObj, pluploadL10n.default_error);
I think you’ve nailed it Steven. My dev server has the default file size limits (or did when I was testing Envira Lite). My production server has a 2GB size limit, and had no errors at all. Going to go confirm that shortly.
Yup, size limit set to 2MB, tried a 3.6MB file and the error occurs. Increased it to 8MB, and uploaded the same file just fine.
Glad you solved your problem 🙂
It’s still a bug that needs to be fixed.
The user should get a message saying that the image is to large.
Ping @ericafranz 🙂
