By Jason Wells on Wednesday, 08 November 2017
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I copy a group category and Save as Copy.

Open copy and make changes.

Save and get the following error message.

Your settings for files maximum upload size has exceeded the limit defined in your php.ini settings.

When I create a new Group category it saves no problem, if I go in and edit afterwards it gives the same error message.
Hi Jason,

The reason you hitting the error is because you've set Maximum File Size Allowed bigger than upload_max_filesize that have been set in php.ini http://take.ms/z4Znv same goes to photo upload size http://take.ms/RMVQo
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Wednesday, 08 November 2017 16:04
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Is the 8mb when you create a group something set by default?

Is 8mb something you would recommend?

I assume the easiest fix is setting the php.ini file (where is this located?) to 8mb rather than changing all the country groups I have?
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Friday, 10 November 2017 10:08
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Hi Jason,

Kindly find my response for your inquiries below:
Is the 8mb when you create a group something set by default?
Is 8mb something you would recommend?

-> Yes by default, it will set to 8mb and it is not thing that we would recommended or something, where it is subjective thing to admin site where if they want user can upload files/photo maximum to a certain size.

I assume the easiest fix is setting the php.ini file (where is this located?) to 8mb rather than changing all the country groups I have?

-> Yes, you actually can increase it in php.ini. This file located in server side, where you can consult this with you webhosting provider
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Friday, 10 November 2017 17:17
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