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dhtmlXVault: Upload Size Limit Firstly, this question is not realted to PHP INI file settings as they are set very high and I am able to successfully upload a file using a normal form - i.e. bypass the vault. As soon as I try to upload the same file using the vault the script returns an error although I am able to upload files smaller than 1MB successfully. There must be something getting in the way but I can't seem to find it. I have set this.MAX_FILE_SIZE.value = '99000000000' but has not helped. I would appreciate any assistance... Answer posted by Support on Sep 17, 2008 02:03 There are four important constants: Answer posted by gmwebs on Sep 17, 2008 02:31 As stated in my first post, all those settings are correct. I used the values from the documentation which coincides with the ones you have posted. If I check Apache's access_log it shows the POST of the sessionId, fileName and userfile as expected. The file is arriving in the /tmp folder but then disappears immediately and the Vault shows ERROR. If I create a normal form and use that to upload to the same upload script, everything works fine - which proves that it is nothing to do with the POST, TIMEOUT, SIZE limits, etc. I am able to upload files that are relatively small in size with the Vault, but as soon as I go above around 1MB, it just shows ERROR. The entry in the access_log is: "POST /Uploads/photoUploadHandler/1?sessionId=id48d0caa389cc2&fileName=Glamour12.jpg&userfile=file1 HTTP/1.1" 302 371 "http://www.domain.com/admin/gallery_photos/add/1" If there is anything else you need to assist me in troubleshooting this then let me know and I will get it to you. |
