Image Manager Doesnt Upload
Moderator: Thorsten
Image Manager Doesnt Upload
I just installed version 1.5.4 of phpmyfaq.
When creating a new record, I click insert image. Image manager appears. I then click browse to find a jpg on my workstation and then upload to upload it to the server.
It says "uploading" but the jpg is never uploaded. I've given full read/write security to the entire FAQ directory.
thanks
When creating a new record, I click insert image. Image manager appears. I then click browse to find a jpg on my workstation and then upload to upload it to the server.
It says "uploading" but the jpg is never uploaded. I've given full read/write security to the entire FAQ directory.
thanks
image upload ...
I really did not know that it could upload! I always uploaded the image in advance with an FTP-client! It works fine as you can see here: http://www.webyog.com/faq/5_71_en.html
But I have another issue: I cannot 'step back' in the folder tree. Let us say that faq root directory is /httpdocs/faq . I can enter an URL like /httpdocs/faq/images/somefile but not /httpdocs/faq/attachements/somefile
or /httpdocs/images (some pictures are not related to the FAQ only but also to program help files etc.) as I would prefer. Also that would keep my own images seperated from the ones that come with the FAQ system.
Also I would sometimes like the image to be fetched from another server (we are operating two of them in each their part of the world)!
All that I can't do from Admin Panel. No problem .. I just use our own excellent database client for editing the HTML, but it is an unnessary restriction with the Admin Panel code, I believe.
But I have another issue: I cannot 'step back' in the folder tree. Let us say that faq root directory is /httpdocs/faq . I can enter an URL like /httpdocs/faq/images/somefile but not /httpdocs/faq/attachements/somefile
or /httpdocs/images (some pictures are not related to the FAQ only but also to program help files etc.) as I would prefer. Also that would keep my own images seperated from the ones that come with the FAQ system.
Also I would sometimes like the image to be fetched from another server (we are operating two of them in each their part of the world)!
All that I can't do from Admin Panel. No problem .. I just use our own excellent database client for editing the HTML, but it is an unnessary restriction with the Admin Panel code, I believe.
Re: image upload ...
IIRC, this a feature planned in the 1.6.x, not in the very first release.jazcyk wrote:Let us say that faq root directory is /httpdocs/faq. I can enter an URL like /httpdocs/faq/images/somefile but not /httpdocs/attachements/somefile as I would prefer. Simply in order to keep my own images seperated from the ones that come with the FAQ system.
Re: Image Manager Doesnt Upload
Can you check inside your PMFROOT/images if the image you've uploaded is really there? In the Image Manager "big" pictures are presented as filename - filesize and usually this behaviour seems to confuse users.BTS wrote: It says "uploading" but the jpg is never uploaded. I've given full read/write security to the entire FAQ directory.
It gives the user the possibility of adding images to a faq record. These below are the steps:BTS wrote:hmmm... well then I'm not sure what the purpose of the upload button is??
1. Open the ImageManager
2. Browse.. for selecting the picture you want to add
3. Click Upload
4. Select the image in the list of the images (you'll see some fields filled with the data related to the selected image)
5. Click OK and the image will appear in the faq record
What kind of picture (=file extension: e.g. PNG) are you tring to upload?
PHP Upload
Try to check your php.ini for these lines:
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; Whether to allow HTTP file uploads.
file_uploads = On
Need of PMF configuration
Please post you PMF Server configuration: we must investigate more in depth your configuration.
MMhhh.. unfortunately I run PMF on Linux systems and not within PHP 5..x: Thorsten will help us
I think that we must investigate the upload process within PHP&Windows: an idea would be to check for/set a temp folder within which PHP temporarly store the uploaded files: I'll suggest you to chose a folder, give it full control for IUSR_<machinename>, set the folder into php.ini:
and restart IIS.
I think that we must investigate the upload process within PHP&Windows: an idea would be to check for/set a temp folder within which PHP temporarly store the uploaded files: I'll suggest you to chose a folder, give it full control for IUSR_<machinename>, set the folder into php.ini:
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; Temporary directory for HTTP uploaded files (will use system default if not
; specified).
;upload_tmp_dir =
Hi,
I do not have an IIS server... I think that's a IIS configuration problem because I've got no problems with Apache 1.3 and Apache 2.0 on my Windows machines.
bye
Thorsten
I do not have an IIS server... I think that's a IIS configuration problem because I've got no problems with Apache 1.3 and Apache 2.0 on my Windows machines.
bye
Thorsten
phpMyFAQ Maintainer and Lead Developer
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