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Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
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Upgraded to version 16 , tinkered a bit with mobile and main site, now getting this daft message - AND NO CLUES! Ok so you don't like the file, but which one is it though? I've looked in the bitmap gallery but again, no clues as to which one it is, they all seem to be around the same size, nothing too large. Back to the good old MS DOS days of "syntax error at line 240 - but we're not going to tell you what that means ha ha ha" . Can anyone offer a quick way of finding the offending image? Thanks!
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
Welcome to TalkGraphics Steve
The first thing to always try is close the application then right click on the program icon and select Run as Administrator. This can frequently a variety of vexations.
If the issue persists, and assuming you have copies of all the images in a separate location, try Utilities > Optimize All Images. Set the Resolution to 192dpi to include Retina display.
If the issue persists let us know.
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
Hi Steve,
Are you getting this message when trying to import a bitmap or is it coming up when you're opening a saved .web/.xar file?
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No i've not just imported a bitmap recently , just tinkered with the design.
Optimising images and running as admin doesnt work...!
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
What size is the bitmap you're trying to import?
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
I'm screwed.
Looks like I'll have to tear up my website and start again. Not a happy bunny, I depend on this website for £4000+ a month, my entire business turnover. Its my shop front, my catalogue of services, my advert to the world.
There something on the index page that is a problem, - found that by starting to delete all pages and that was the first one I deleted and then it got past the 20% mark when rendering and was ok if a bit slow. Then tried deleting all content on that page and it still didn't like it. then deleted backgrounds, everything, still didn't like it. No Idea what the problem is.As a fan of Xara sine oh I don't know when, 1997? I'm a bit miffed.
Had a thought at least I only have to replace the index page.
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
What happens if you copy the home page and paste it into a new web document? Then see if you are still having problems.
Sometimes a site can get corrupted and sometimes copying and pasting the pages in a new document can help.
If you try this, delete the original page which will be blank.
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
easy to be wise after the event …. but
programs have no intelligence, the code spews out a message - that does not always mean the issue is what it says it is
if possible I would revert to previous version of Xara from backup and then tread carefully with ver 16 in test mode
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
Hi Steve, how about attaching your web/xar file here on TG so we can have a look. If it's to big to attach here attach it to Dropbox / Google Drive etc and give us a link ;)
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Thanks for all your suggestions!
So I copied the index page to a new document - same problem.
Deleted all images and text - same problem
Deleted everything - even the background - same problem!
The whole site is 38mb which you're welcome to play with, but instead I have uploaded the index page in a new document and attach that as its only 3mb where you can see the problem - and hey guess what Xara 12 doesnt like it either!
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Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
On your Mouse Over Layer you have a bunch of Embedded Groups. I deleted these and the site previewed and exported.
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Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
I get the same rendering large bitmap error. I've deleted all the other layers apart from the Mouse Off layer. Selected all & Copied it into a new web document. Preview and no error. You'll need to recreate your Mouse Over effects.
I suspect a bitmap in the Page Background or Pasteboard Background was to blame but I couldn't find it. Probably worth sending you file to Support to see if they can isolate it.
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TG won't take the attachment.
Try this:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/m5dfvbtqzg...ended.xar?dl=0
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
Beats me. I can suggest because your background is so seamless that you make a 200 x 200 square bitmap and repeat it.
One of the more tech savvy people will probably find the problem, but here is one more thing to try. Create a new website to the same size. And copy and paste one object at a time and see if any one object is making the site fail. And if so, then try deleting the object from the actual site and see if the site then previews.
Also, if you go to one of the other pages and select Preview Page rather Preview Website does that work?
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Steve,
Your page layer was corrupt; started with new doc, copy and pasted each part (checking as you go that it previews). Scaled up your background image, set pasteboard to fill browser. Might not be exactly the same.
I did this with v16.2, but hopefully it works.
Gary
Re: Got the "the requested bitmap may be too big" - now wont upload website
It might be an idea to return to the last working version of the website.
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Chris M
On your Mouse Over Layer you have a bunch of Embedded Groups. I deleted these and the site previewed and exported.
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Good find, Chris!
Strange thing, though, is the number of bitmaps that are supposed to be in the file: 42 at 55 MBytes.