Image in 8.2
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I just installed 8.2 and I am not able to upload any image, it seem to work at beginning then the little bar under the image turn from green to red and the file is alway 0k
Any idea will. Be welcome
Any idea will. Be welcome
Hi,
Thanks for the options, I tried both but no luck.
I have a small JPEG image but when I try to open thumbnails I have a grey message stating no thumbnails found. The file in the file manager are 0 k.
Paul
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> On Aug 1, 2017, at 2:12 PM, concrete5 Community <discussions@concretecms.com> wrote:
Thanks for the options, I tried both but no luck.
I have a small JPEG image but when I try to open thumbnails I have a grey message stating no thumbnails found. The file in the file manager are 0 k.
Paul
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> On Aug 1, 2017, at 2:12 PM, concrete5 Community <discussions@concretecms.com> wrote:
If your small jpg image is smaller than the thumbnails then it won't create any thumbnails.
The default smallest thumbnail is 60px x 60px..
The default smallest thumbnail is 60px x 60px..
Thanks, I saw the message but my main issue is the fact that the picture do not download in the file manager so it make sense that I do not have thumbnails have I do not have picture.
I tried picture that I used previously with an other cms to make sure and they do not download, when I try to upload it , it seem to work at the beginning, the little green bar under the picture extend then turn red if I go on it is it written object object and zero k.
I tried picture that I used previously with an other cms to make sure and they do not download, when I try to upload it , it seem to work at the beginning, the little green bar under the picture extend then turn red if I go on it is it written object object and zero k.
I read this in your post "The file in the file manager are 0 k." and I assumed the file had uploaded to the file manager?
Is this on a live server, or a localhost (wamp, mamp or xxamp etc..)
Is this on a live server, or a localhost (wamp, mamp or xxamp etc..)
This is on a live server ( my hosting one) only on a dir that I specified during the concrete5 installation so I can built it in parallel to the existing site
This is only a 'workaround' though.
The other thing to try is in dashboard/system/files/image_uploading and turn off 'Automatically resize uploaded images' then see if your images upload properly..