Cannot upload my files using your upload interface

[randomuser95]

It is only 630mb and the max size should be 5gb for free. So why does your site crash when I try to upload my files?

[Oxy]

@randomuser95

is only 630mb and the max size should be 5gb

The size limits are:

HTML, PHP and JS files are limited to 1 MB.
.htaccess files are limited to 10 kB.
All other files are limited to 10 MB.

Why are my files deleted after uploading them

Sometimes, when you upload a file, the upload is completed but the file is deleted immediately afterwards. This is usually caused by one of the following issues: The file is not in a htdocs folder All websites files must be uploaded to either the main htdocs folder, or to the domain specific htdocs folder (like example.com/htdocs). You cannot upload files to other directories on your account. If you try to create or upload files anywhere else, they will be deleted automatically. The file type…

@randomuser95

So why does your site crash

I don’t understand this… you are probably using the wrong terms

MonstaFTP ?

Please use FileZilla

How to upload files with FTP

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[randomuser95]

@Oxy

HTML, PHP and JS files are limited to 1 MB.
.htaccess files are limited to 10 kB.
All other files are limited to 10 MB.

Then I cant upload my website here, cause several of my javascript files and php are bigger than 1mb.

[Oxy]

JS = Minify them = code in one line (search Google with “minify javascript online”) or split them into multiple files

for PHP, try removing comments and the like

[Admin]

A few other tips, especially for PHP code:

• Try splitting your big files into smaller, separate files, and use require/include statements to merge them at runtime.
• If you use Composer, try running without the optimized autoloader (the generated autoloader files can get quite big).
• Try to avoid using PHP files as data files. If you have to store more data, other file types like .json or .bin can store up to 10 MB of data.