Well at least it uploads something I wouldnt upload anything much bigger then that via this way anyway. Anything over 2 mbs I use a ftp program.

The cause of that lies in the php.ini setting. Check your php.ini and put it higher then 2mb or ask your host.

Black Tiger you have to read the post lol he is the host he owns the servers

Ah sorry due to some kind of reason the new posts stopped here, and I completely overseen the previous text... I'm very sorry.:sleep:

However, I saw once such kind of setting to in the httpd.conf of apache. At that time, next to the php.ini change, I had also to change the apache setting too, to get the result I wanted.

Unfortunately I don't remember which apache version that was and how the line was called, but maybe he can find it.

you shouldnt have to touch nothing in apache cause apache dont limit your upload_max_filesize thats all to do with php. the only reason you touch apache is for the settings to take affect.

I figured it out myself

I removed the 2 entries

from downloads_wrapper_side template

right before
$dmain_jr

is your page still Valid XHTML? lol that gives all kinds of XHTML errors but does take the black away

here you go try this

find:
replace
This Page Is Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional!

Thanks that worked.

I'm no coder. I just try to fix it lol

lol yeah I had the black too but I didnt mess with it much cause I forgot about it until you just posted again. Looks much nicer now.