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Can't upload 88x31 Banner
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Tried it with your sample file on an installation of mine.
It works wonderfully.
See: https://priv.pictures/img/linkr-button.aWB1Z
As @armory has already written, it is useful to look at the php error log file to get more details.
I have just tried you with several files, each in different formats and sizes.
Apparently you have a problem in connection with the size (dimension) of the respective file. But as I said, I do not have a detailed look into the error file.
It works wonderfully.
See: https://priv.pictures/img/linkr-button.aWB1Z
As @armory has already written, it is useful to look at the php error log file to get more details.
I have just tried you with several files, each in different formats and sizes.
Apparently you have a problem in connection with the size (dimension) of the respective file. But as I said, I do not have a detailed look into the error file.
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