Please don't forget to increase the size of individual attached files.
At 2MB there are very few .AVI or .MOV files that small and I have some Ranger action shots I want to share.
Thanks :D

 

i would do it if i could!! admin is working on it

 

OK cool Boberator..
I posted this thread mainly so they would not forget!!

 

possibly not a bad idea!!

 

fixed your statement :D

 

hey now, a lesson to learn, the vaguer you are, the less you can be held accountable for

i think i spelled that wrong... is it even a word?

 

They may only make it a feature with the paid subscription.

 

see how that is such a selling feature Mr. Administrator..... :D

 

Attachments should have no limit. I looked at those settings yesterday. The only limit may be your total available storage. Will look into that...

 

Ok, the 2.0 mb limit is on the PHP software side, not the forum software. Will put this on the to do list.

 

we have been looking into this for a day or so... we'll get it fixed...

 

sk0t is the database king... :)

 

I hate to knock him off his throne, but it is still rejecting file sizes over 2MB

 

As far as I know, uploads with php software such as a php uploader, attachment uploader, etc.... are limited to 2 MB. To get any larger, you will probably have to ftp. If I am wrong and the php developers have overcome this, please let me know. I would love to be able to upload over 2 MB files with a php uploader.

 

Well I hope the individual file size can go above 2MB since all movies are going to be more than that
I already have a photo site I paid a fee to join, but I can't put .AVI or .MOV on it
I am still glad I contributed to Ranger-Forums, but initially did so with the intention of sharing off road action videos via this site

 

You should be able to set it with a .htaccess file by putting this in your root folder


php_value upload_max_filesize "50M"


or whatever you want to set it to

 

there is that page i linked to you, sk0t...

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...6831&highlight

 

Looks like your answer.

 

1 h@t3 teh c0de.

 

I think those settings are in MySQL though (not at all sure), and not the PHP code. Read the whole thread for clarification.

The c0d3 h8tz you 2, Swoopie!

 

http://www.radinks.com/upload/config.php

Good link.


I have read that you can do it, but have yet to find out how (well, some way that doesn't take forever anyway, lol).

Maybe you could write a flash uploader, or a java uploader. That would overcome all of the limit problems.

 

From my understanding with trying to do that with other php apps is the php that is installed is defualted to allow only 2 megs and to change that with the php code you would need to get the host to change that in it or create some sort of php.ini file of some sort or try the .htaccess code i wrote above

When I installed the gallery the .htaccess statement sovlved the 2MB php barrier for me