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Photo Upload hangs - ReferenceError: ajaxPhotoUploader is not defined[Solved] | Forum
Ken St. John
Jun 12 '15
Get the above in Firefox debug when trying to upload a photo. Screen overlays black with blinking white line center top. Photos upload fine if an album is created first. I searched on photo upload and ajaxPhotoUploader and found nothing similar. This is the Photo Plug-in. Also, avitars upload fine with no issues.
Oxwall throws no errors or messages - just hangs with screen as noted.
Using 1.7.4.
The Forum post is edited by ross Jun 15 '15
Team ross
Jun 14 '15
Ken, do you have any other 3rd party plugins? if so please disable them and see if the issue persists.
What is the version of the Photo plugin? If the problem persists after disabling all 3rd party plugins, please check that the folders on the server:
ow_pluginfiles
ow_static
ow_userfiles
ow_smarty/template_c
should have 777 permissions RECURSIVELY
If so, enable dev mode and refresh the website a couple of times and see if the issue persists.
If it still does, please PM me your Cpanel access details and admin access details from the website, I'll take a look at the issue.
Ken St. John
Jun 15 '15
Thanks Ross ... No 3rd party plugins - just std as supplied with 1.7.4 install pkg including the Photo plugin (assuming it's 1.7.4 too?- how to check in incorrect assumption?).
All the above directories recursively set to 777. Problem persists.
Sys just went down - put into dev mode and report back in a few
All the above directories recursively set to 777. Problem persists.
Sys just went down - put into dev mode and report back in a few
Ken St. John
Jun 15 '15
dev mode with refreshes didn't change the issue. I'll have to get approval from our group to allow outsider access - it's a secure site.
Ken St. John
Jun 15 '15
Ross - had mod_security enabled. disable allows working plug-in. However, is there a way to adjust mod_security so it just applies to Photo or is it all or nothing?
Team ross
Jun 15 '15
You will need to contact your hosting provider and request them to configure mod_security module properly, so they "whitelisted" this part of the functional which is called.
But according to our requirements: http://www.oxwall.org/hosting the module should be OFF.
Thanks for letting us know the reason of the issue. I'm going to mark this thread as Solved then.
