ProjectPier in itself doesn't fix any limit in the upload size. This is defined in your PHP and webserver configurations.
In php.ini, you have the option:
upload_max_filesize = 16M
You need to change that to a higher value.
I wonder if this value can affect it too:
post_max_size = 16M
Finally, your webserver might put limitations too. You would have to check that maybe.
The best to do is to change the upload_max_filesize value, restart your webserver and see if the value displayed in ProjectPier GUI has changed. If not, you probably need to change the post_max_size value too or look at your webserver configuration.
Hi isaiah,
ProjectPier in itself doesn't fix any limit in the upload size. This is defined in your PHP and webserver configurations.
In php.ini, you have the option:
upload_max_filesize = 16M
You need to change that to a higher value.
I wonder if this value can affect it too:
post_max_size = 16M
Finally, your webserver might put limitations too. You would have to check that maybe.
The best to do is to change the upload_max_filesize value, restart your webserver and see if the value displayed in ProjectPier GUI has changed. If not, you probably need to change the post_max_size value too or look at your webserver configuration.
Post back here if you have problems.
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Tim