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Media Manager Error On File Upload

George Ivory

George Ivory

SP Page Builder 1 year ago

SP Pagebuilder 5.29 Media Manager error: Files are too large to upload. Max file size is 0 Bytes.

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6 Answers
George Ivory
George Ivory
Accepted Answer
1 year ago #161666

Paul, I am sorry if I have inconvenienced you in taking too long to respond. As there are other alternatives to SPPB Media I will take your advice: "By now use Joomla Media Manager to upload files, and then in SPPB Media click Browse to find them"

I will consider the matter closed so that I/we can move on to more pressing matters.

Thank you

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 1 year ago #152171

Hi George,

  1. What file type you were trying to upload?
  2. Are you able to upload this same file (and jpg/png) using Joomla core Media Manager?
  3. in cPanel in PHP settings - upload_max_filesize: 20M or higher value must be set
  4. PHP memory_limit = 128M, 256M, or 512M

And try again, your issue is very rare, so I am trying to guess a reason.

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George Ivory
George Ivory
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1 year ago #152172

Hi Paul,

I was trying to upload a jpg file. Size is 339kb.

Joomla core Media Manage is working.

My PHP settings have not changed and seem to be in order.

uploadMaxFilesize 1536M

memoryLimit 1536M

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 1 year ago #152177

Create me Super User Account + URL (tomorrow I will look into with our developer)


By now use Joomla Media Manager to upload files, and then in SPPB Media click Browse to find them

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George Ivory
George Ivory
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1 year ago #161565

I'm still having the same issue and now on SP Pagebuilder 5.34.

My PHP settings are memoryLimit 1536M uploadMaxFilesize 256M

All other media managers on my site are working except Pagebuilders.

Note It seems with each update there are more issues created to my website's. Unfortunately I am left with the no option but to find/wait till a version of Pagebuilder works and functions properly for my websites without creating any othe issues and stop updating.

My workload is too full to have to deal with new issues each time there is an update. Without proper beta testing and releases that are left for the customer to sort out the bugs and issues that arise I feel my subscription will also not be renewed.

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 1 year ago #161579

Respond after 3 months? hmm..

During our tests, my private sites and forum users they can UPLOAD typical files thru SPPB Media without any issues.

In SPPB documenation we have that info

PHP: upload_max_filesize: 30M or higher (but do not set unlimited value "-1")

some users set (-1) and that caused the major problem, but you menationed that you set 256M, right.

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