The Gallery file upload acts with uncertain consequences.
In Beta V0.50, when I uploaded files into a gallery, the number of files that could be uploaded in given instance, seems to be a mystery. When I tried 100 files (photos) - nothing happened. When I tried 50 files - nothing happened. When I tried 40 files - nothing happened. When I tried 35 files, they uploaded fine.
I've now retested with V0.70 and it still acts rather quirky. If I chose MORE than 20 files, only 20 files seem to upload. It skips the first file chosen, then chooses the next 19 files and then adds the last file picked. So if I pick 60 files for upload, files 2-21 and file 60 are the files uploaded. While the interface does respond with a report of which files where uploaded, this is hardly an effective way to efficiently uploaded large number of files into a gallery. It just seems this feature needs some attention.
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Re: Galley File Upload Uncertainties
This is in fact your server max_file_uploads setting, which is by default set to 20. Do you have a link? You can see this in your x3/check/ page ... I am not 100% sure if there is a feasible workaround for this in javascript, but I will definitely look into it ... I could not immediately see that there was any quick-fix for this general limitation. We will increase the max_file_uploads limit for our hosted X3 service.
Re: Galley File Upload Uncertainties
Thanks Karl, I updated my php.ini file and set the max_files_upload to 500 and everything seems to work fine now
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masquefotos
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Re: Galley File Upload Uncertainties
I have the same problem, I can not exceed 20 archivos.antes in x2 climbed 900 and no problems. That can happen?
Re: Galley File Upload Uncertainties
Essentially, this is because your server has max_file_uploads 20 in PHP settings:masquefotos wrote:I have the same problem, I can not exceed 20 archivos.antes in x2 climbed 900 and no problems. That can happen?
http://www.jcarloscruz.com/check/
X2 may have been able to circumvent this issue with a flash-based uploader. We really don't want to use flash for uploading images, but we will look into this at some point to see if there is something we can do to fix it. In the meantime, you will need to work within your servers limitation, or use FTP to upload images.
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