Normally the plugin displays an error message when the image width exceeds the max width specified in the plugin settings. Is that not happening in your case, or have I misunderstood the question, thank you.
Thread Starter
Hans
(@kuppj00)
Jeff there is no message when the max width exceeds.
Should there be a pop-up or something like that?
Correct, if nothing is interfering with normal functionality, then trying to submit an image that exceeds the max-width setting will return an error such as:
“Error: Image width exceeds maximum (1500 pixels)”
So it could be something (like another plugin or the theme) interfering, or it could be misconfiguration. What do you have for the following settings:
– Minimum number of images
– Maximum image width
– Maximum image height
Also, I recommend troubleshooting your plugins and theme, just to be safe.
Hi kuppj00, I hope you got this sorted out. I’m gonna go ahead and mark this topic as resolved to help keep things organized. Feel free to follow-up or post afresh with any new issues or questions, I’m glad to help however possible. Thank you.
Thread Starter
Hans
(@kuppj00)
Jeff,
Unfortunately the problem with not displaying a error message when a upload is to large is not solved.
I use the Avada template for my WordPress site.
In my blog is the form to upload the images:
https://www.screencast.com/t/SrNnLU9JqR1m
And here are the settings I use:
https://www.screencast.com/t/ZKhbVwF0ceZ
https://www.screencast.com/t/1aqMQKYU
https://www.screencast.com/t/sbiEORZ9sY
What do I wrong?
I just retested the functionality and it seems to work normally on default WP setup. Have you tried troubleshooting your plugins and themes as suggested previously?
Thread Starter
Hans
(@kuppj00)
Jeff,
I have disabled all other plugins and wend back to the standard WordPress theme but still no luck to get a error message(popup) when a uploaded image is to large.
In the server logs no messages what is going wrong.
Do you have other suggestions?
Which version of the plugin are you using?
Thread Starter
Hans
(@kuppj00)
the latest version 20161122
Thread Starter
Hans
(@kuppj00)
No Multisite is not enabled.
Are you using a caching plugin, or is caching enabled somewhere on your server?
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This reply was modified 9 years ago by
Jeff Starr.
