Send images to the server.

Hello
I hope someone can point me in the right direction.
I would like to create an application that downloads images in a folder on a server.
My problem is with the code that I currently use, I can only upload an image that is less than 2 mb in size.
I don't know exactly why?
I would like to be able to download much larger images.

My question is,
How can increase the limit on the size of the image when using FileReference?

Here is the code that I use at the moment.
Thanks for any help you can provide

Well, here's a guess:
go to your php.ini on the server file and open it. I limit my upload of file size to 1 MB. The following code is in my php.ini

register_globals = On
Directives File_uploads = on
Upload_max_filesize = 1 M

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