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New Member | lyntonwebJ posts 1 5:08 pm December 16, 2010
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The upload file form function only works for files at 7mb or smaller. Anything larger than 7 mb it will timeout and quick the upload process. I have used plugin before and had no problems until I upgraded. Unfortunately the old version has been deleted. I have set preference to 100 mb limit.
Site:
http://upload.signkraft.biz/
Please take a look and let me know if there is anything wrong with my set up.
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| Lange 12:34 am January 4, 2011
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I am having the same issue described in the post above. Small files are uploaded without a problem, and they are added to the database and an e-mail is dispatched. For larger files, the "success" message is not displayed, the entry is not added to the database, the file does not get uploaded to the specified folder, and the e-mail is not dispatched. I have also set my limit to 128 megabytes, and changing it does not affect the issue.
I checked the "Do not email attachments" option, but this too failed to fix the issue.
http://mygamingedge.com/cotw-submission/ is the form in question.
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| David 6:59 pm May 17, 2011
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I also have this same problem. My max file size seems to be in the range of 10MB—I haven't pinpointed it—but no error message displays uploading a file above that limit. No success message displays either; symptoms are consistent with the posts above.
My max size is currently 16777216 kb.
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| Steve 7:39 am June 29, 2011
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Me too. PHP Upload and Cforms both set to 500mb. Anything up to 7MB works ok. 10MB fails with no error message.
Brand new WP/Cforms/OpenSUSE install.
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| Fabryz 11:52 am October 26, 2011
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Hi,
we saw that we're unable to upload files larger more than 8MB, even with upload combos 4MB + 4MB etc…
After the form has been sent: the success message is empty and NO admin/autoresponse email is sent.
But: an entry is successfully made on the Tracking page tho, and the files are successfully upload on the server.
We didn't set any max upload file size under cforms, so there's no limit.
We should have set 15MB upload size on our hosting platform.
Did anyone ever solve this issue? 
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| Mirco 10:29 am March 28, 2012
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I'm having the same issue – really annoying, because everything else is working great.
I have 9 file upload fields in my form and once the combined size of all the files reaches around 7MB, it still appears to upload them, but
- no user message appears once it's done,
- no email is sent,
- no tracking record is created.
Smaller files work like a charm. Having two large files (like 2MB) and the rest small ones (150kb) works as well.
I also tried disabling the file attachment for emails, but that doesn't help either.
Has anyone found a solution to this?
Much appreciated!
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| Sandy M 6:00 pm May 16, 2012
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Same problem. For me it is 20MB. Anything over that and it just seems to time out with no error message. Form just resets. 192M upload is my hosting max allowed. I have php.ini as below.
memory_limit = 192M
post_max_size = 192M
file_uploads = On
upload_max_filesize = 192M
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Admin
| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 6:48 pm May 16, 2012
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What does your provider logs say (PHP, Webserver)?
You may also want to check if your web package / provider in fact allows these PHP INI vars to be set.
Final thought, could this be an issue (PHP setting as well):
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