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8,547 PointsI am trying to upload a file (image to be precise) using XAMPP. The problem is that i can not upload files of size > 2MB
I am trying to upload a file (image to be precise) using XAMPP. The problem is that i can not upload files of size > 2MB. Can anyone help me if there is a way i can change the settings on XAMPP to suit what I wanna do. Your help will be gratefully appreciated
1 Answer
ravindra barthwal
2,271 PointsHello
Yes you can able to do this very easy just follow the steps.
- Go to the directory where XAMPP is installed.
- Search for the file php.ini in the directory
- Open the php.ini and search for max upload filesize (the name is similar so check for max keyword to get easily)
- change the value of max upload filesize accordingly.
- Save the php.ini close the file and restart the XAMPP server and now you can upload bigger files.
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