• The uploaded file could not be moved to. That is the message I am getting after trying to upload a 35m file. i put limit to 128m using htaccess here is what i put in htaccess
    php_flag register_globals off
    php_flag mysql.allow_persistent off
    php_value max_execution_time 2400
    php_value memory_limit 128M
    php_value post_max_size 128M
    php_value upload_max_filesize 128M

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  • can the server’s process write to wp-content/uploads ?

    Thread Starter jnngrmnt

    (@jnngrmnt)

    I have a folder called 2006 uploads go in there in a folder called 10.

    Thread Starter jnngrmnt

    (@jnngrmnt)

    I just tried it with the enriched box checked and it worked for a 35M but not for a 60M And the downloads are links how can i make them actual video boxes like youtube?

    Thread Starter jnngrmnt

    (@jnngrmnt)

    now im getting gthe msg again. is it suppose to go into another folder. or is it suppose to go in one folder. its creating a sub folder ’10’

    Did you try chmodding ALL those folders 666, 755, or 777, depending on which will work? I had to chmod 777 to ALL those folders for someone else already.. before they could get it to work right.. =/

    spencerp

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