A clean install of 4.7rc 1 with acidfree 4.7 and the required filemanager module is producing odd issues. Running the acidfree/test page shows no errors and adding an album and a photo is no problem. However, attempting to view an album after a photo has been added displays no photo, even though the photo and thumbnails have been created.
Also, any attempt to go to /acidfree returns you to home (/node) Checking path indicates that the module is pathed to /acidfree but as I mention, going there kicks you out to the home page.
I have tried starting from scratch several times with the same results. It really seems as if it is only a pathing issue
The log displays:
"Message The selected file /tmp/tmp_WPFAGN could not not be uploaded, because the destination could not be found, or because its permissions do not allow the file to be written."
Any thoughts? A bug or a setup issue? It seems as if acidfree/ is not actually a root node for some reason.
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i have the same error
i have the same error
u can try by
1. chmod files to 777
2. chmod private to 777
"files" and "private" are dirs in you local site root.
Same here, chmod 777 doesn't help
I'm having the same issue:
/acidfree simply returns the home page
and
I can view uploaded photos, but not inside the album I created them in.
I am submitting this as a bug report, since there are atleast three of us!
Workaround
I found a "workaround" not a fix, for those willing to delete all their previous acidfree databases... (I was an upgrade from 4.6.5)
1) Disable acidfree module
2) Drop acidfree and acidfree_hierarchy tables from your drupal db
3) Copy run contents of acidfree.mysql to reinstall these tables
4) Create an acidfree album, and the module will notify you that it has created a root album, and give you the node address. You may be able to assign this an alias of "acidfree" or whatever at this point. This node will become the equivalent of the acidfree path.
5) Set any menu paths to the new acidfree root.
Again, it's not clear WHY, but this worked for me.