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I am trying to upload a wordpress theme whose size is 40MB. Whenever I try to upload, the file loads all and at the end appears the error: "413 Request Entity Too Large". How do I resolve the problem?
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I am trying to upload a wordpress theme whose size is 40MB. Whenever I try to upload, the file loads all and at the end appears the error: "413 Request Entity Too Large". How do I resolve the problem?
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This Voce can configure in your php.ini
, You have to increase the upload limit, upload_max_filesize
and post_max_size
.
; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.
upload_max_filesize = 40M
; Must be greater than or equal to upload_max_filesize
post_max_size = 45M
An important detail is that the post_max_size
is the maximum post size, this includes the text/data of a form, which Voce sends along with a file, so if you send a file with exactly 40mb and one more field nome
for example, it can be a problem. So I always think it’s good to leave the post_max_size
slightly larger than the maximum file size.
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first of all: did you unzip the Theme file? if yes, and I assume so:
if you are working with Wordpress on localhost, copy the wordpress template to the respective location the client you are using used to create a local server account
if you are working on a web server: use Filezilla, or copy the template from ssh, by bash, or with the ftp command by bash, to access the account of the server you are using, with the respective credentials, to develop the site, and copy the files from your computer there already uncompressed.
following this configure the template within your Wordpress backoffice
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A tip is to create a page with
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
and search forLoaded Configuration File
there will be the way of yourphp.ini
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