I was so into window shopping online that I still can’t get over the cool finds I’ve stumbled upon since last week. This is another reason why I love technology and the internet, because I can window shop to my heart’s content anytime.
Yes, it would be better if I had the money to buy all of what I want, which is why as early as now I will be saving up most of what I get online to buy treats for myself and my family for next Thanksgiving (hey, I got to capitalize on those Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, right?).
One such item I’d love to buy is this white bedroom furniture uk I saw online via The White Company (which is a great site for finding really nice white furniture and home items). Looking at their products, I know it will be perfectly themed with our planned white bedroom for our little girl. We’re leaning on white as basis for our furniture color because at 3 our little girl basically knows not to write on them, but just in case she does, I’m thinking it will be easier to treat white by painting white over them or adding more colors to add design.
I am currently having problems with one of my blogs. A lot of conflict has been happening with the old host and the new host. Thankfully I still have both of them active so I still manage to get files over and over just to make sure everything is covered. I think I’ve backed up my files more than 10 times in the last week or so.
Anyway, I’m trying to upload one of my zip files in the cpanel when I got this error: “ has failed to upload due to an error. This file exceeds the maximum upload size for this site.”
Ok, I didn’t want to contact my host because I have a feeling I’d get lost in their words so I tried to search online for help. Thankfully, I found this post from WebConsulting.com.au. It said all I need to create a php.ini file in Notepad and paste some codes, then install it in my wp-admin folder.
So in notepad, I created a new file and pasted what was needed:
;; set memory limit for cache.php
memory_limit = 64M
upload_max_filesize = I tried 70M and 128M (thinking it might needed to be in 32-64-128Mb format)
post_max_size = 33M
max_execution_time=600
I then saved it as php.ini, making sure I click “All files” in the part that says Save As Type: so it doesn’t get saved as a text file (.txt). After saving my file, I logged on to Filezilla and uploaded it to my wp-admin folder.
Unfortunately, it didn’t work. I did ask my host after that and was advised that 50M was indeed the limit for file manager. If my file exceeds that size, I would have to use FTP to upload my folder. I’m not giving up though, I’m still hoping there’s another way since I know transferring via FTP will take hoursssss.
Any ideas on what I can do?
