Hi again,
I now found out that when I run the system on a apche server running windows, it works fine.
When Its running on apache server on LInux, it dosent work.
SO it something with the Linux settings/files that should be seen too.
Well, I’m not an programmer, but maybe the head programmer can find a resolvement to that great issue?
Under he bug tracking, it says that is hads been resolved, but that not the case?
Anyone? Where all starting to be a little desperat
From the Admin are go to System--> Configuration--> Then select web from the left menu and expand the Unsecure and Secure Sections. Make sure that in the Unsecure section the Base URL is set to http://yourdomain.com/magentofolder and in the secure section the Base URL is set to https://yourdomain.com/magentofolder Make sure “Use Secure URLs in Admin” is set to “No” Save config and logout then log back in then try to upload an image and see if that helps. It certainly helped here
@mobimob, make sure that the user that your apache works as when you’re uploading images has access to the filesystem ie /media needs to be 777, recursively setup
IE in Debian/Ubuntu the apache user that you are being when uploaded images on the web backend is, probably different to the user that installed magento to start with.
protected function _isAllowed() { return Mage::getSingleton('admin/session')->isAllowed('catalog/products'); } } // Class Mage_Adminhtml_Catalog_Product_GalleryController End
I’m really not good enough in LAMP to understand that bug, but I can understand where is the mistake. The “TmpMediaUrl” is not created or the “BaseTmpMediaPath” is innaccessible or unable to be created.
The solution could be to directly create the file, without creating a tmp folder and a temp file… It could be good if someone is smart enough to modify this function to make it working.
I hope I’m not completely wrong on my comprehensio of that problem, but I’m like all of you, I try to fix that bug
From the Admin are go to System--> Configuration--> Then select web from the left menu and expand the Unsecure and Secure Sections. Make sure that in the Unsecure section the Base URL is set to http://yourdomain.com/magentofolder and in the secure section the Base URL is set to https://yourdomain.com/magentofolder Make sure “Use Secure URLs in Admin” is set to “No” Save config and logout then log back in then try to upload an image and see if that helps. It certainly helped here
This will solve your problems!
I think its very curious that no one from the Magento team has comment this because it seems to be a very common problem.
Hi all in this tread.
A new update has arrived, but that dosent help us with the picture upload.
I have used the instruction on this update, but that didnt help me at all.
So I’m crossing my fingers and everything else, and hope that the Magento team find this bug so interesting that they fix it in the next version update.
Its really anoying, not to have the upload picture feature...I cant sell anything when there sno picture and my products....?!
try magento demo store (Products - Store Demo in top left corner) if it works there for you… i have latest xp home sp3 with latest IE7 with lastest flash and cannot upload images there… nor with latest opera nor with latest firefox2 nor with IE6 ... please tell me its working there so i know problem is on my side…
that is great that it works for you… could u give us little more info? operating system and version, service pack etc, browser and version, flash version
it doesnt work for me with latest reinstalled flash with any browser under win xp… and i see many more people that have problems… maybe u r just lucky one that it works for you… its definitely not only my issue