steveeyes

that worked…thanks…i put php.ini in wp-admin directory and now no error. Thanks for your help and patience.

22M is still plenty big for the video I’m uploading (it is 5M). Like I said in my first post, when I try to upload I get the message

“This file is too big. Your php.ini upload_max_filesize is 2M”.

Which is not true. As you stated it is 22M, so why does wordpress report it being 2M. It has to be a bug.

Well Mark, I’m disappointed since I wanted to upload videos. I have been testing other scripts I own just to make sure it wasn’t a server issue and all scripts I tested can upload video with no problems (except 2.7).

I always set my php.ini upload max size higher than 2M since most videos are larger than 2M and never had a problem, that is until 2.7.

I tested uploads on 5 other scripts, including 2.6 and all uploaded ok. Only 2.7 it doesn’t work….2.7 does handle jpg uploads ok. I think 2.7 ini_get() function is getting the wrong information -:) — back to 2.6…even though I think 2.5 was the best version of them all.

I tried the browser one as well and had same problem. This is a bug in 2.7, no doubt. I have 2.6 on the same server with the same php.ini and tested it with no problems uploading. Only 2.7 gives me headaches….darn it. I knew I shouldn’t of upgraded. What do they say, if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it -:)

Thanks anyways, Mark, for the info.

I’m using the same php.ini file and domain that I used with version 2.6 before I upgraded to 2.7.

The only thing I have on the site is wordpress files, nothing else so not sure what would be overriding the php.ini. Same directory, same domain, same php.ini file that was used with 2.6. Only after upgrading to 2.7 did I start getting the upload error.

I even tried uploading videos I uploaded successfully with 2.6 and still get the error in 2.7. Doesn’t make sense.

You are welcome to look at my php.ini

https://www.online-money.org/phpinfo.php

I was hoping there was another solution. I spent much time customizing the templates. I’m sure I’m not the only one who uses older versions of wordpress and wants to stay with it. I was hoping that there may be a solution that would keep me with the version I’m using.

Thanks for the feedback. I found usuc.us in my sql database as a user. Once I deleted that, it was back to normal.

How would someone be able to upload to my sever and add themselves to my sql file? Any clues would be appreciated on how to prevent this from happening in the future.

thanks again
steve

Thanks moshu YOu have been fantastic. I’ll figure it out.

Thanks again
steve

Thanks Moshu

I guess I don’t get it. Maybe folder was the wrong word to use. Under Manage I have a link that says “awaiting moderation” for 1.5. I notice it in 2.0.4 also. However, it doesn’t work like 1.5. Even if I change it to Contributors I don’t see the draft in the Moderation que (sorry if I used the wrong term again, but i think you know what I mean…at least I hope because I don’t know what to call it).

thanks for trying. I guess I need to go back to 1.5 because it works that way and makes sense.

I appreciate your effort but I’m missing something or not getting it.

Steve

p.s. you guys are really good. the best I have seen. I want you know I appreciate your effort and patience.

Thanks Moshu

I tried that, but it does not put it in the Awaiting Moderation folder like it did in 1.5. In 1.5, I could log in as Admin, check my moderation folder for both drafts as well as comments. Is this feature not available for 2.0.4. If it isn’t, WP took a step back. It was a great way to moderate incoming articles.

thanks again. I appreciate you taking time to respond.

steve

Wow…that was quick…thanks a lot

Thanks Kafkaesqui. A quick and easy fix. I like that.

Cheers
Steve

Thanks Kafkaesqui for your input. I never thought about the binary possibility. It may be the answer.

Any Help Please

Ok…it’s official….no one wants to help me

thanks