Comment augmenter la taille maximale de l’outil de téléversement de fichiers dans WordPress

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1. Syed Balkhi

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2. Manish

   I am unable to import my blogger exported xml file to wordpress.
   My blogger imported xml file size is 24 mb.
   Please solve this problem, i shall be thankful to you.

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3. Hashim

   3. htaccess Method worked for me.

   Thanks

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4. John

   Has anyone ever told you that the copy and paste YOUR code all throughout your site always has the:

   1: code
   2: code
   3: code

   So it’s a bit of a edit to get it to work right when a simple copy/paste would be stressfree for your readers! Just sayin…

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5. John Delaney

   Create php.ini file and place it in wp-admin folder, not the root. Fixes it every time.

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   • Michael Kelley

     Thanks! This is the only thing that worked for me. Worth noting, I already had a php5.ini file in there w/ the same code, it did nothing. A tad confusing.

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6. Mudassar

   htaccess worked

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7. Robert

   After 2 hours of frustration, the htaccess method mentioned here worked out for my local environment.

   Thank you very much.

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8. Robin

   I change my .htaccess and put

   php_value memory_limit 2G
   php_value upload_max_filesize 2G
   php_value post_max_size 2G
   php_value max_execution_time 99999
   php_value max_input_time 99999

   when I go for upload a fine it shows 2GB but when I upload any file that larger then 128MB it shows HTTP error. Need help please.

   Thanks

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   • Zain Zaheer

     Set max limit to 128M instead of 2G

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9. Robin

   I add on my .htaccess

   php_value memory_limit 2G
   php_value upload_max_filesize 2G
   php_value post_max_size 2G
   php_value max_execution_time 99999
   php_value max_input_time 99999

   and it shows 2GB but when I upload larger then 128M file it gives me HTTP error. can anyone help me please.

   Thanks

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10. Elisabeth Parker

    I DO NOT recommend putting that code in the Theme Functions file. I tried it and it completely blew up my site. And if you don’t know how to use FTP or the File manager to change the Functions file BACK, you’ll be very unhappy. I haven’t tried the other options but if I find something that works I’ll let you know

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    • kennedy Odhiambo

      Hello Elisabeth,ive tried it and it has also blown up my site,i cant acces it…may i please know how you fixed it?

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11. Caki

    Just contacted godaddy. I am using cpanel hosting through them. He added a file .user.ini in the public/html file with the following:

    memory_limit = 128M
    max_execution_time = 300
    post_max_size = 128M
    upload_max_filesize = 256M

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    • razib ahmed

      thank you so much! it,s working for me

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    • Tino

      I’m with Axxess and this also worked for me!

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    • Mukhiiii

      You made my day!
      Thanks

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    • Paul Vijay

      Thanks a lots this Worked for me . I too use Godaddy Hosting, Still the Template fails to load from Online database can u help

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    • Bob

      do you name it .user.ini or user.ini ??

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    • Jesse

      This method worked for me! Thank you so much for sharing!!!

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12. Craig

    in the .htaccess solution, where in the file do you enter the code, i put it at the end and got a 500 error?

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13. Cornelius

    I heard as an alternative you could just directly upload via the ftp cpanel, but when I do that the PDF does not show up in my WP media dashboard?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hi Cornelius,

      You can upload a PDF file but yes you are right it will not be visible in the Media library on your WordPress site. To see a file in the media library and be able to easily add it, you would need to upload it using the built in media uploader.

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      • Christopher Eller

        You can upload anything via FTP/SFTP and then add it to the database using a plugin like Add From Server.

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14. Nitus

    This worked for me (as nothing else would):

    – Open wp-config.php
    – At the very bottom add this line:

    define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’);

    – Save (and upload your file)

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15. Maja

    So i’m not a developer so i dont feel like messing with php and some functional stuff.
    i found from a post above php settings and all is set right, max file size is 30MB so i’m confused why i still can’t upload media bigger than 5mb.
    is there a wordpress thing that i’m missing
    i didn’t find anywhere place to change that,

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16. Niall Flynn

    If you are using cPanel most of the time you edit via the PHP Version settings, you can check if you are on 5.6 or 7.0 and edit all the settings via cpanel. For me this is the only way my host has all the others locked down, but its real handy and there are simple ways to enable PHP modules and tweak any setting.

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17. yaser

    Thanks.

    This is what finally worked for me:

    In wp-config, before wp-settings:

    define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’ );
    define( ‘WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’ );
    ini_set( ‘memory_limit’, ‘256M’ );

    In .htaccess:

    php_value memory_limit 256M
    php_value upload_max_filesize 64M
    php_value post_max_size 64M
    php_value max_execution_time 300
    php_value max_input_time 300

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    • mohammad

      thanks man you made my day it worked

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    • Evan Olsen

      This worked for me! Thank you!

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    • Rudrax

      Thanks Friend It Worked!

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    • Yna Capumpue

      How do you get to the wp-config? I mean where do you input the code itself? Thanks.

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    • maneesh naithani

      made my day. thank you man.

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18. Rahadian

    Thank you for this valuable post, .htaccess method works for me

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19. Abhishek

    Thanx a lot php.ini option works thanx a lot

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20. Sean

    Hello

    I am building a woocommerce store for selling audio files. Some of my files are over 100MB so uploading straight from wordpress wont work. What I am trying to do is Upload the file to cpanel and than post that link in the downloadable product on WP. But I dont know how to do it. I view the file in cpanel and copy that link but that just takes the person to cpanel login. I dont know hot to get the link of my file in cpanel so others can download it when they buy a product?

    Do you have a tutorial on this?

    or can you help?

    Thanks

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    • Ian

      You would need to look more into this because you would need security for that file url, generally the file url is accessible to everything and therefore can be downloaded without making a purchase.

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21. Larry Scott

    The second suggestion of creating a php.ini file works like a charm.

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22. john

    Absolutely DO NOT try to enter that code into the Theme Functions file!!!!! Now I am getting error messages and can’t get to the dashboard for my site. I won’t DARE try any of their other suggestions.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hi John,

      You can easily edit your functions.php file using an FTP client to undo the changes you made.

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23. Fred Preston

    Thanks. the .htaccess version worked for me. I just had to remember to show hidden files in my cpanel file manager.

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24. John

    Just wanted to say thanks. I’ve been able to solve three wordpress related issues in one day, all with help from this website. Kudos on the good work.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Thanks John Don’t forget to join us on Twitter for more WordPress tips and tutorials.

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25. Shameer

    Very HelpFull

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26. David

    Thanks.
    The php.ini edits helped. I had to make sure to also up the post_max size as well. I failed to edit this on first update, and nothing changed. Edit all parameters and presto. Thanks again!

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27. Alyse

    Is there a specific place to add it in the theme functions file? The beginning? The end?

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28. Shambo

    Modifying .htaccess file worked for me. Thanks a lot..

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29. Celal Erdogdu

    It works, thank you.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      You are welcome

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30. Bentham

    Thank you so much ,option one gave me a hint

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31. Mohsin

    .htaccess method worked for me. Thanks for this article.

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32. Aswani Somarajan

    It was great. Very helpful! Had to upload a theme, used the second method. added a ner php.ini file and the theme is installed. Thanks a lot

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33. John

    Thanks for helping

    making the changes in the .htaccess method made the website crash
    however changing the php.ini file worked for me.

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34. Don

    or try another method like mine,

    on cpanel > click the « select php version » > then click « switch to php options » > find the « upload_max_filesize » then change it whatever you want.

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    • Aoun

      Thanks…… Its very helpful and working perfectly

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    • Jose

      Thnxs dude, you saved my job

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    • Md Robiul Islam

      Thanks you so much… for your comment I fix my issue after try long time.. thanks a lot…..

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    • Miaka

      The methods in the article didnt work for me but this did! Thank you so so much, Don! Article author, hope you could edit this method as one of the solutions in your article!

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    • DAVID

      @DON Thank you!

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35. Rudi

    Thank you so much, I used the htaccess Method and it’s worked for me.

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36. bob hildegard

    ‘upload_max_size’ is not a php.ini variable name. it’s ‘upload_max_filesize’. that’s stated wrong in solution 1

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37. Eric

    First thing I tried was modifying the .htaccess file. Worked for me!

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38. sumit

    thanks a ton , u saved me

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39. Reza

    htaccess option returns a 500 Internal Server error when reloading my website and wp admin

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40. kashyapkumbhani

    sir i Tried all But my Xml File Not Imported Please Help me:) thank u

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41. Trevor

    I tried your first suggestion, and apparently threw some bad code into the functions.php file and now I have lost access to my website’s dashboard, the actual website cannot be accessed by anyone, and the problem is obviously not solved.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Please see our guide on what to do when you are locked out of the admin area.

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42. Aakarshit

    None of then worked ; (

    Even contacted the hosting provider, no reply from them ; (

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43. frizzy lee

    thanks .. the htacess method worked for me too .. thumbs up bro

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44. Okie Wardoyo

    Hi, where i should put that code to my .htaccess file.
    I have tried put this code to my htaccess file but it always 500 internal server error when i open my live site.

    # BEGIN WordPress

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

    php_value max_input_vars 5000
    php_value max_execution_time 300
    php_value post_max_size 50M

    # END WordPress

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    • John Jones

      Try this:

      php_value upload_max_filesize 50M
      php_value post_max_size 50M
      php_value max_execution_time 300
      php_value max_input_time 300

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45. Jitender Singh

    .htaccess works nicely.

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46. subodeep ray

    thanks .htaccess works smoothly

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47. Bukunmi

    Where exactly do I put those codes in my Theme function? because i’m kind of lost

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    • Galuh Prasetyawan

      in Appearance -> editor, find function.php

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      • Eóin Kilroy

        Right, but where exactly in the function file?

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48. Manas Mitra

    Hi,

    I have used the first method of adding code to child theme functions.php file, but it does not have the desired effect. In localhost, the limit is 3 MB and in shared server, the limit is 32 MB. Any idea why it is happening so?

    Thanks.

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49. Bouguezzi

    the .htaccess modification methode worked with me thx a lot

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50. cathy belyea

    i have followed this even contacted my host increased my uploads to 64mb however in wordpress it still only allows 8mb.
    any other suggestions please help.

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51. Guillermo

    Same problem for wordpress 3.9 / 4 version and having a look to Chrome console or firefox I saw an error 413 of NGINX when uploading

    Maybe this thread can help to nginx users

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