- Login to cPanel.
- Search for MultiPHP INI Editor and open it.
- Choose the Editor Mode tab right next to the Basic Mode.
- You will saw there a text saying "--Select a location--" click it and choose the domain where the error occurs.
- Add this following codes to the HTML editor like once you choose the domain.
memory_limit = 128M or higher if needed
upload_max_filesize = 50M
post_max_size = 50M - Once added, click Save in order to override the default value of the server's php.ini.
- Repeat the process you were doing on your WordPress site to check if the error will prompt again.
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