when adding larger image to media library, gives login instead of image

  • PeacockAndPaisley

    (@peacockandpaisley)


    14 years, 3 months ago

    I just added a php5.ini which increased my max file upload size on GoDaddy shared deluxe linux hosting. I’m now able to get past the 8M upload limit half the time — the file goes all the way through the 100% uploading sequence, but instead of the image showing up, I get a log in thing! When I sign in to that, I get a page asking if I really want to do that. If I click the save all changes button down below, it shuttles me over to the image library, but without the new image. I just tried it again, to be able to share the precise error messages, but now it’s telling me the file is too big (over 8M)! I’m confused!!

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  • Thread Starter PeacockAndPaisley

    (@peacockandpaisley)

    14 years, 3 months ago

    When I look at my php info page, 8 times out of 10, it says I have only an 8M upload. 2 times out of 10 it says the correct 200. I’ve clicked through, refreshing the page for 3 cycles — about 30 page refreshes, and it stays on 8M for about 8 refreshes, changes to 200 for 2 refreshes, then goes back to 8M for 8 to 9 refreshes. What is that?

    Go Daddy

    (@gdhosting)

    14 years, 3 months ago

    @peacockandpaisley
    .htaccess files are recognized immediately.

    I’d like to take a look at this. If you feel comfortable, please post the domain name.

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