| Re: xf-section help! |
| by ahooi on 2005/6/15 14:27:59 Thank you for your reply. I've set in the General Configuration 777 for 'File Upload Permission Setting'. i've checked the ../xfsection/cache/uploaded folder. In Windows 2003, folders always show semi 'Read-only' ticked with grey background colour in the checkbox. Each time I uncheck it, after Apply and OK-ed it, it seems that changes has been done. But when I check the Attribute again, it reverts back to semi-Read-only. |
| Re: xf-section help! |
| by frankblack on 2005/6/15 11:00:34 The mentioned folders need chmod 777. For a full list of the folders to chmod go to the module's administration and look for "path management" or "path manager" (I believe that you see these links in the fly-out-menu when you move your mouse over the xfsection-icon). chmod all the mentioned folders and everything will be fine. |
| Re: xf-section help! |
| by ahooi on 2005/6/15 10:56:09 When I turn on 'PHP Debug', the debugger shows: Warning [PHP]: move_uploaded_file(C:/ProgramFiles/ApacheGroup/Apache2/htdocs/cms/modules/xfsection/cache/uploaded/843824.doc): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in file C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\cms\modules\xfsection\class\uploadfile.php line 287 Warning [PHP]: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move 'C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\php5D.tmp' to 'C:/ProgramFiles/ApacheGroup/Apache2/htdocs/cms/modules/xfsection/cache/uploaded/843824.doc' in file C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\cms\modules\xfsection\class\uploadfile.php line 287 Which file should I edit to correct the error? Thanks... |
| xf-section help! |
| by ahooi on 2005/6/15 10:41:31 I've installed xf-section 1.0.7 module on Windows 2003 server and the following WAMP environment: 1. Apache 2.0 2. PHP 4.3.11 3. mySQL 4.1 4. XOOPS 2.0.10 Each time i try to upload an attachment to an article, error message shows: Update failed. Filename: test.doc Error code = 19 Does anyone know what error code 19 mean? Thanks in advance for helping. Best regards, |