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This bug was closed 6/17/2012: file too big; won't fix

cool74

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14 years ago

I got this message when I tried to add a pic.

Request object error 'ASP 0104 : 80004005'

Operation not Allowed

C:\WEBSITES\CHOOSEYOURSTORY\CHOOSEYOURSTORY.COM\MY\PICTURES\../../Includes/FileUploader.vbs, line 31

???????????

SindriV

My Pics

14 years ago

I think it means the size is inconvenient for the system. I know if that is the case, there is usually a pop-up window that appears, but I've had that happen on several occasions too, and it usually doesn't occur if I make the picture smaller.

cool74

My Pics

14 years ago

I guess but it was not in a popup window.

SindriV

My Pics

14 years ago

I know. I said it usually tells you that the picture is too large in a popup window, but I have seen a case where the thing you described above shows up instead. At least I think that's your problem.

cool74

My Pics

14 years ago

Ok I will try and resize the pic.

cool74

My Pics

14 years ago

It worked sorry.

SindriV

My Pics

14 years ago

Sorry? Why sorry? It's an understandable question.

cool74

My Pics

14 years ago

Sorry for doubting you.

Zikara

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14 years ago

Actually, sometimes it doesn't come up as a pop up for me, either.

The thing is, there are two things you need to watch for: Number of pixels and size of the actual file.

There will be a popup like the one SindriV was talking about if you have the image too big, you have a limit of 500 width, and 600 height. maybe 550 for width, not too sure.

You also have a limit of 100kb per image. This comes up with this error, instead of a popup. To reduce file size you can either resize it to a smaller image or just put a lesser file quality. If you have photoshop (or even paint shop pro, or some free image editing software) you can usually set jpeg quality when you save.