Introduction
By default, BuddyBoss allows you to configure per-media upload limits up to your server’s maximum (typically 100 MB). If you need to raise these limits for larger Photos, Videos, or Documents, you can adjust the settings in the BuddyBoss dashboard and, if necessary, request a higher cap from your hosting provider.
Edit Upload Size in BuddyBoss Settings
- In WordPress admin, go to BuddyBoss Dashboard > Settings > Media.
- Under Photos, Videos, and Documents, enter your desired Upload Size limit for each type.
- Click Save Changes.
Contact Your Hosting Provider
If you need to exceed the server cap (e.g., beyond 100 MB):
- Open a support ticket or chat with your host.
- Request an increase to the PHP upload_max_filesize and post_max_size settings to accommodate larger files.
Troubleshooting and FAQs
Q: How can I verify my server’s current max upload size?
A: In WordPress, go to Media > Add New and look below the upload box; it shows the maximum file size allowed by PHP.
Q: Will changing these settings affect site performance?
A: Higher upload limits have minimal performance impact, but extremely large files can consume server resources during upload. Use judiciously.
Q: My host doesn’t allow increases—what else can I do?
A: Consider using a third-party storage solution (e.g., Amazon S3) via a plugin to offload large media uploads.