In the file plugin of GJ, I have set the option file to be uploaded to MP3 via backend (CB>GJ>plugin) and also set the limit size to 5mb and I get this error even if I uploaded a 3mb mp3 file.
Could not duplicate, was able to upload perfectly fine. The file not specified is a last resort error. It only displays if the upload fails and the failing upload provided no error. Please try uploading for example a txt file. Please note by default mp3 is NOT supported, you must configure the file integration from backend to support mp3. The default supported files are "zip,rar,doc,pdf,txt,xls". You would need to change this to "mp3,zip,rar,doc,pdf,txt,xls".
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Thank you for the quick reply. I did upload first a text file and it works perfectly. I tried changing the default supported files to include mp3 and a 5mb file, still the error shows. I tried to trace the process using firebug and the uploading really does takes place and after that, I get this error in the front end:
Was not able to duplicate, configured files integration to support 10MB (10240) and added mp3. Was able to successfully upload an MP3 file. You can test if a upload was successful or not by seeing if its in the appropriate folder at the below path.
The only reason you should get that error is if the global $_FILES does not contain your file upload. Which means a problem at the POST process. Perhaps a conflict, browser related, or even host related.
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I have solved it. I check the directory you mentioned and noticed that the text files I uploaded are there. The MP3s are not. Even if the extension and size was correct on the admin side settings. I checked the POST process and it is sending the file correctly. Finally I checked if changing the setting in the admin side of GJ file size really changes the upload file size settings and it did not. I manually changed it in php.ini:
Changing the upload size from backend has no affect on PHPs upload limit, you are correct that it must be changed via PHP.ini. Thank you for sharing your resolution!
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