The file in the field was unable to be uploaded
Noira - May 26, 2009 - 06:50
| Project: | FileField |
| Version: | 6.x-3.0 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | critical |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed |
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Description
I get this message regularly now and can't upload any product images (Ubercart), also taxonomy images and IMCE. Any idea where I should start looking?
It happened before, but not so often.
I am not entirely sure which version I am using, since my update status says "up do date."
#1
I should add IMCE fails, too and Taxonomy image doesn't upload files either.
#2
Sounds like you have a problem with your entire Drupal installation and it's not specific to FileField.
#3
Looks pretty bad, now IMCE or any web-based image upload doesn't work.
#4
I am having this problem too, and I can't figure out why... It was working before
#5
This problem seemed to be caused by having the max upload filesize set to higher than the php memory_limit. Even though the file was small, it was still causing a problem.
EDIT: No, this problem is still there, the memory limit doesn't seem to have been the problem. Any ideas? I am hosted on a Private Server, but they are running Apache.
#6
Have same problem... It was working fine for me before updating module
#7
I get the same message, but rarely. On these occasions, I just retry with the same file in the same field in the same node and it always works the second time.
Second: One of my clients has that message every single time when she tries to upload a file. Still, I am able to upload the very same file (logged in with her username) with no problems. Any ideas?
My installation is a fresh D6.11 installation with FileField 3.0 and CCK 2.2 running on WAMP. Should I try to update CCK to 2.4?
Thanks,
Matt
#8
I finally solved my problem. It was caused by my client entering 96MB instead of 96M in the php.ini file.
Hope that helps someone out there
-Leighton
#9
Closing this issue since it's not FileField specific. #473760: HTTP 0 Error when Uploading ALL Files lists a good compilation of possible problems uploading all files.