[Dan]

I tried many of the solutions that I read and finally put a new installation of wordpress with only the connections plugin.

I still get errors messages on both images and thumbnail  — file unable to be saved

I am setting this up for a client and would really like for this to work.

thanks

Let me know what kind of logins you require.

 

Dan

 

[Dan]

semi workaround:

I think I must be missing something else but this got me functional.

folder —  /includes/inc.process.php

commenting out all 4 of the process image and process logo lines works.  ie…. 1 example below  –  there are actually 4 of these sections between   lines 355 to line 504

$process_image->allowed    = array( ‘image/jpeg’, ‘image/gif’, ‘image/png’ );

//$process_image->auto_create_dir  = true;

//$process_image->auto_chmod_dir  = true;

//$process_image->file_safe_name  = true;

//$process_image->file_auto_rename = true;

//$process_image->file_name_body_add = ‘_original’;

//$process_image->image_convert  = ‘jpg’;

//$process_image->jpeg_quality  = 80;

 

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

I think all your doing is actually preventing the images from being scaled per the settings on the Connections : Settings admin pages under images. Makes me wonder if the GD module is not loaded for PHP. Check the Connections : Dashboard System Widget. Make sure it does not say GD is not active and make sure the file paths are writable.

[Dan]

Everything appears good to me.
Graphic Library

GD Version : bundled (2.0.34 compatible)
FreeType Support : Yes
FreeType Linkage : with freetype
T1Lib Support : No
GIF Read Support : Yes
GIF Create Support : Yes
JPG Support : Yes
PNG Support : Yes
WBMP Support : Yes
XPM Support : No
XBM Support : Yes
JIS-mapped Japanese Font Support : No

Folder Permissions

Image Path Exists: Yes
Image Path Writeable: Yes
Template Path Exists: Yes
Template Path Writeable: Yes
Cache Path Exists: Yes
Cache Path Writeable: Yes

[Dan]

a bit more info:

after trail and error the only lines I now have commented out are (for both image and logo):

//$process_image->allowed    = array( ‘image/jpeg’, ‘image/gif’, ‘image/png’ );

 

 

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

Well, that is one line I wouldn’t disable. Without that absolutely any file can be uploaded, even malicious ones. So I don’t recommend that. It would seem that your server config for some reason doesn’t want to validate the file mime types.

[dan]

I am familiar with that piece of code.  I will re-address it once I have my template tweaked in.  I am going to have to have a few pro add-on

I’m not 100% sure why that piece of code is causing the problem but it may just be my server.  I’ll post back in here once I’ve got it sorted out.

on another note — off subject.  How the devil do you use a $entry=>get…..  as a variable?

 

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

The $entry->get… are not variables, they are PHP class methods. Think of the as functions. They only return output.

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