fixed this issue<\/a>. \u00a0However, when I contacted support they said to disable Fast CGI for PHP. \u00a0I responded with a link to the article above. \u00a0They then helped me out by telling me to update my php5.ini or php.ini file. \u00a0 You’ll find that this solution was found on the WordPress forums also where you set the memory_limit and max_execution_time higher. \u00a0So in your php.ini or php5.ini if you use php5 (that’s important! \u00a0trust me, I’ve been frustrated with that before) add the following lines: \nmax_execution_time = 600 \nmemory_limit =128M \nupload_max_filesize = 2M<\/p>\nAdjust as needed. \u00a0You may also have to End your Web Process to quickly see changes. \u00a0See godaddy support forums for this.<\/p>\n
The 2nd issue with this bug is a more frustrating and disappointing one. \u00a0I found out that WordPress uses the delete_posts capability to determine whether a user can delete a media file or not. \u00a0Well, guess what, it also uses the edit_posts capability when it crunches<\/strong> the file too. \u00a0So if you have a problem where only the Administrator can upload media files fine, check your user’s capabilities. \u00a0On a side note, to delete media the user needs the delete_posts capability.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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