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if you are still getting the first error you listed - ... POST Content-Length of 12263648 bytes exceeds the limit of 8388608 bytes..., and you tried to set the post_max_size setting to be more than 8M Bytes, something prevented the change from working. either the php.ini that you changed isn't the one that php is using, there's a setting that's overriding the one you change (a local php.ini), there's a syntax error in the php.ini above the point you changed that's preventing the file from being fully parsed, the line you changed is in some commented out code or is using a value that isn't valid. add a phpinfo(); statement to the top of your .php file and check what the - Loaded Configuration File value is and what both the local and master post_max_size setting is. also, check if the file_uploads setting is ON. for reference, here are the things that can cause the $_FILES array to be empty - 1. One of several possible problems with the html form - not a post method form, missing the enctype attribute, missing a type='file' field, the form field isn't inside the form, a misnaming between the form field and the php code, broken html markup, ... 2. Uploads are not enabled on the server. 3. The total size of the submitted post data exceeds the post_max_size setting. In this case, both the $_POST and $_FILES arrays will be empty. 4. The $_FILES array is being referenced without first detecting that a post method form was submitted.