I have configured WordPress locally on my system(Windows 7 professional). I want to upload a theme to test it, but whenever I tried to upload the theme with more the 1MB. It shows me the error which read as:
The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini.
As per stackexchange’s previous question answers I made a text file renamed as php.ini with code and pasted in Wp-admin folder but still it is not working. The added code to the file is mentioned below:
memory_limit = 32M
upload_max_filesize = 32M
post_max_size = 32M
file_uploads = On
but still getting the same error. What to do?
A
php.iniin your WordPress directory has no effect if PHP is running as a service, not per CGI or FastCGI.Find the
php.iniin your PHP installation path, adjust the values there and restart PHP and your web server.So ⦠until here this was off topic because general PHP questions belong to Stack Overflow. 😉
But:
That’s very low for WordPress. Just think about an image that has to be resized â this will probably not work if the image is rather big. Translation is rather expensive too. I don’t many German blogs which are able to run with such a low value.
Set this value to 128M or more.