[wp-testers] change max file upload size

[Joshua Hart]

Thanks for the info.  I would agree that changing it to use the default PHP
setting would solve the problem.  Additionally, for those without control
over the PHP settings on their server (shared hosting environment) an option
in the settings page would be helpful as well.
-Josh

On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 12:59 PM, Peter Westwood <peter.westwood at ftwr.co.uk>
wrote:

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> Joshua Hart wrote:
> | I've been testing the beta1 version of WordPress 2.5 - checked out via
> SVN -
> | and was wondering if there's any way to change the max upload size for
> files
> | from 1MB to something larger?  There is no option for that under the
> | settings tab.  Additionally, does anyone know if the 1MB limit will
> stick
> | around or will that change once 2.5 goes live?  I've checked my PHP
> settings
> | and my max_upload_size is set to 32 MB.  Thanks in advance.
> |
>
> It appears to be hardcoded inside swfupload.js
>
> I guess this should change to use the PHP supplied limit.
>
> westi
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