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Home IIS.NET Forums PHP Community unable to upload file larger than 7mb unable to upload file larger than 7mb

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    miltonsnider

    miltonsnider

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    unable to upload file larger than 7mb

    Aug 30, 2012 10:45 PM|LINK

    I am a beginner at PHP  I need to use it because I need to use the drag file and upload features available free on the web.  I was able to change the php.ini setting upload_max_filesize = 90.  However I still can only upload a file around 7,100 kb.  Any ideas. I am using this with webmatrix

    Also, I cannot get php to work with IIS 7 Express.  I have read lots of posts.  I am playing around with php using Web Matrix because it was the only way I could make php run the scripts. Visual Studio 2010 does not recognize a php file at all but perhaps it is not suppose to.  I really need to get php to work with IIS 7 express and I know it works with webmatrix.

     I need to be able to put a div in each row of a gridview and when I drag a file to the div, the file is uploaded and stored in an audio folder on the server with the same name as the associated record ID for that row in the gridview.  This works barely ok for the asyncUpload control.  It would be much better if all I had to do was drag the file rather than browse.

    Regards
    Milton

    regards
    Milton
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