I did not have a php5.ini file to add those 4 lines to, so I simply created a php.ini file and inserted those 4 lines there. Problem solved.
Yes. I said php5.ini because version 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 needs the renaming of php.ini to php5.ini before the installation can go through smoothly. Glad that your issue is solved.
I have same problem too. I got that error message when I asked my host to install SSL certificate into my main domain (not magento installation domain) . does that affect my permission ? Please help...yesterday everything was OK ...i have tried inserting those 4 lines but to no success..more advice?
tried everything, but can’t get it done. i had 1.1.2 on my server (where the upload worked out fine)… upgraded to 1.1.3 (same server) and no image upload.
Well, I don’t get it. I still have my 1.1.3 (directory htdocs) and made a exact copy (including database, directory htdocs_demo). Then I uploaded all 1.1.4 files to htdocs_demo and tried to figure out which files have changed.
Result: In htdocs_demo, I can upload images without problems (even in Safari).
Does anybody know, if there are changes made in the database too? Most of the files include a security update for the admin area.
No “real” changes have been made for the image upload. I am still at the beginning. But I can count out browser, flash update and server settings (they both are in the same vhost with the same php settings).
in order to raise the image quality from 75 (default) to 95.
Now I added the original file and it works now.
Forget about this. My REAL and FINAL solution for this problem where some changes in index.php (tried to detect the browser’s language). Replaced with index.php of 1.1.4 and everything runs.
Hi, I am running magento 1.1.6 on the latest xampp on mac. I had that upload problem with magento telling me the upload was complete, but not adding the image.
I found that my php.ini has no upload_tmp_dir, so I created /Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/tmp and now it works!
So it seems that the problem is that Magento doesn’t think I have the correct version of flash installed. Here’s the HTML I can pick up from firebug:
<div style="display: none;" id="id_e0252c08121036468e4afa3088b1cac6_Uploader-install-flash"> This content requires last version of Adobe Flash Player. <a href="http://www.adobe.com/go/getflash/">Get Flash</a> </div>
Any tips where I can find this file to attempt to re-engineer the flash embed?
davinder, your solution is a backend one - which would be unhelpful for me. I’m guessing the problem that I’m experiencing (and anyone else for whom the upload/browse buttons are simply not working) has more to do with the flash embed code breaking either for newer versions of flash or for different browsers.
davinder, your solution is a backend one - which would be unhelpful for me. I’m guessing the problem that I’m experiencing (and anyone else for whom the upload/browse buttons are simply not working) has more to do with the flash embed code breaking either for newer versions of flash or for different browsers.
I also suffer from the “image upload button” not working.
As an experiment, I setup Magento on an ubuntu desktop 8.0.4 and apache/php + all extensions setup.
I also setup Magento with my hosting provider (hostmonster).
Using the same browser (firefox) and the same OS (Ubuntu) to load it from,
the locally installed Magento on Ubuntu install runs flawlessly, the hosting provider’s install NOT.
Using windows vista and the the “same” browser (firefox) the hosting provider’s Magento, the buttons work!
This is beyond me. I can’t really explain it.
I hope this helps someone think/identifying what the problem is.
So far, I’ve spent more time looking at issues than developing in this (otherwise great looking) platform.
@ dimi_ned: Have you tried contacting your hosting provider about this? They may be able to asist you in this since they are the only one who knows what configurations the servers are using.
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