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,

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...

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.

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.