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im trying to make an art gallery site for my sister with free hosting, i need upload_max_filesize to be at least 3m
ive tried many free hosting services and they are all 1.5m
ive tried what these guys say
http://www.openg.info/entry/php-cpanel-change-upload-max-filesize-cpanel-access-php-ini

which is put this in htdocs:

.htaccess
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#Enables mod_rewrite, otherwise all Rewrite directives below will not work
RewriteEngine on
#Activates php.ini config located in main folder to work also recursively for all subfolders, obviously replace your_cpanel_user with your full path, you find it in cPanel home page on the left it's called 'Home Directory'
suPHP_ConfigPath /home/vol2/20x.cc/20x_6657899/public_html
php.ini
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upload_max_filesize = 3M
post_max_size 8M
memory_limit 128M
max_input_time -1
which just gives me a 404

and ive tried running this, and it gives me the same old 1.5m every time
index.php
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<?php
phpinfo();
ini_set("upload_max_filesize", "3M"); // Think that's right...
phpinfo();
?>

I recently created an application and tested on my local production environment. the problem I'm having is a cookie gets set with an a session variable. It works on my dev environment and I am able to view it's contents. When I uploaded the files to Network Solutions I receive get this error: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /data/18/1/27/121/1842447/user/1999590/htdocs/includes/session.php on line 55 and when I dump the variable it is empty. The version of php I am using is 5.3 and the version php Network Solutions is using is 5.1. Do you think it could be something with the two different versions of php or could it be a setting on their end. I am a novice php developer and I would appreciate any input thanks.

My sad and dreadful story:  A company hired me to do web design for them.  I made the mistake of fixing a .php error on their site a month back, and I've somehow ended up replacing their "real" programmers.

They're paying me to much money for me to tell them "no", but they keep asking me for more and more complex code, and I'm nearing the end of my ability to fake my way through it.    Every time I tell them "I can't do this", they smile and say "Sure you can".  Then I have to run off and find a way to do it.
Today they want me to hook a merchant account up to a sales page.  I have literally never done this before. They literally said "Here's our eNom account. Make the page happen."  Does anyone know of any "off the shelf" solutions for hooking my .php order page up to a merchant account?  I'm not looking for "free", BTW.    I'm willing and able to buy a good solution.

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