Image Uploads Hang
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When I try to upload images, the uploading animation will just sit there. Also, when I try to do multiple uploads, there will just be blank upload progress bars.
I have set /files/ and all subfolders to 777.
Also, here is my php5.ini file:
[code]
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1;
file_uploads => On;
upload_max_filesize => 32M;
post_max_size => 32M;
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I have set /files/ and all subfolders to 777.
Also, here is my php5.ini file:
[code]
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1;
file_uploads => On;
upload_max_filesize => 32M;
post_max_size => 32M;
[/code/
Have you checked FireBug or the Chrome Developer Console to see if there's any feedback from the upload script that doesn't show up in the browser?
also check to see if PHP GD is working properly.
you could use this scripthttp://www.dagondesign.com/articles/checking-for-gd-support-on-your...
you could use this scripthttp://www.dagondesign.com/articles/checking-for-gd-support-on-your...
That would make a neat little starter project for a dashboard addon.
Simply take something like my phpInfo addon and replace the guts (anyone who wants to do this, you are free to re-use my code in this particular instance, but let me know first).
If no one else wants to take this on as a starter project, I will knock it together quickly myself.
Simply take something like my phpInfo addon and replace the guts (anyone who wants to do this, you are free to re-use my code in this particular instance, but let me know first).
If no one else wants to take this on as a starter project, I will knock it together quickly myself.
I'll certainly let you build that add-on ;-)
It looks a bit nicer but isn't the environment information we already have enough?
It looks a bit nicer but isn't the environment information we already have enough?
GD is supported.
The error I am getting right now is this:
But now my php5.ini file is causing the error "A username and password are required" when I attempt to login to my site. So I'm kinda in between a rock and a hard place right now.
The error I am getting right now is this:
<b>Fatal error</b>: Call to a member function getFileID() on a non-object in <b>/home/content/b/r/a/brandonrray/html/cureforcarlee/updates/concrete5.6.1.2_updater/concrete/tools/files/importers/single.php</b> on line <b>65</b><br />
But now my php5.ini file is causing the error "A username and password are required" when I attempt to login to my site. So I'm kinda in between a rock and a hard place right now.
This is the sort of error that crops up when an update has not completed. Where the database is at one version of concrete5, but the code is at another version.
Some suggestions (I don't know what your sys admin and development expertise is).
Switch off the cache and clear it (always a good idea when you have a bug)
If you are familiar with phpMyAdmin, look at the Config table and see what versions of concrete5 it thinks the database is. Check that against the update info in config/site.php.
Have a look in .htaccess for anything other than the regular c5 redirect block.
Make a backup (before doing anything more)
Maybe manually re-run the 5.6.1.2 updater.
Some suggestions (I don't know what your sys admin and development expertise is).
Switch off the cache and clear it (always a good idea when you have a bug)
If you are familiar with phpMyAdmin, look at the Config table and see what versions of concrete5 it thinks the database is. Check that against the update info in config/site.php.
Have a look in .htaccess for anything other than the regular c5 redirect block.
Make a backup (before doing anything more)
Maybe manually re-run the 5.6.1.2 updater.
Thanks,
In CONFIG, everything says version 5.6.1.2, except SITE_INSTALLED_APP_VERSION = 5.5.2.1
Is this the error?
In CONFIG, everything says version 5.6.1.2, except SITE_INSTALLED_APP_VERSION = 5.5.2.1
Is this the error?
you did call /index.php/tools/upgrade after you've upgraded your site, didn't you?
There is a good chance that is the error.
Make a backup (just in case), then run the upgrade manually as Remo has described (I think there are more instructions in the text file that comes with the upgrade)
Make a backup (just in case), then run the upgrade manually as Remo has described (I think there are more instructions in the text file that comes with the upgrade)
So here is what is happening.
Since I had to take off my php5.ini settings that I mentioned in the first post, I am getting this error:
If I were to put those settings back in, then I wouldn't be able to log back into the site without getting the "A username and password are required" error message.
I went ahead and manually ran the upgrade again and was successful in upgrading, but it's hard to check and see if anything is working. If I get the uploads to work, then I can't log in, and if I can't upload files, then I CAN log in, but then I can't complete the site I am working on.
Thanks for your help.
Since I had to take off my php5.ini settings that I mentioned in the first post, I am getting this error:
If I were to put those settings back in, then I wouldn't be able to log back into the site without getting the "A username and password are required" error message.
I went ahead and manually ran the upgrade again and was successful in upgrading, but it's hard to check and see if anything is working. If I get the uploads to work, then I can't log in, and if I can't upload files, then I CAN log in, but then I can't complete the site I am working on.
Thanks for your help.
Downloaded 5.6.1.2 and did a clean install. Added the php5.ini back. Now everything works perfectly.
Thanks for your advice!
Thanks for your advice!
