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bobbysamai

bobbysamai

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When uploading an image, I noticed with larger images over 2000px wide I see an error message. When I click to review what the error was, it's blank. Is that right? I figured it should say something like "your photo was too large" or something that can help the user figure out what to do to fix their upload...
 

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Is just a display issue, the actual error is a general "Request denied" which won't add anything to the understanding of this error. The actual problem here is related to upload_max_filesize and post_max_size.

Turns out that I forgot to take into consideration the value of post_max_size which affects file uploads. In other words, post_max_size also limits image uploads and in the demo these values are:

Code: 
upload_max_filesize = 20M;
post_max_size = 8M;

So when you upload anything bigger than that you will get a request denied.

I will have to add this into the post validation and in the dashboard panel.
 
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peakinternet said:
I've tried uploading photos that are 4K resolution but 1MB file size, still unable to.
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Those issues are always because of your server settings, the script has nothing to do if the server limits are too low or if your server is getting too much heat. As a general recommendation, test it on the demo. If the demo fails then is a bug, otherwise isn't.
 
This also happening with me
Some times when I upload a group of photos, 1 or 2 of them fails.
Although almost all images the same size.
 
anyimg said:
This also happening with me
Some times when I upload a group of photos, 1 or 2 of them fails.
Although almost all images the same size.
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You have to be more specific if you want me to be able to reproduce the bug.
 
Rodolfo said:
You have to be more specific if you want me to be able to reproduce the bug.
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After enabling "PHP error reporting"
Shows an error "duplicate image"
This does not happen very often.
But strangely, the picture is not a duplicate.
 
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