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Hi,

I have CMSMS 1.7.1 installed and just downloaded the Gallery module version 1.3.
When I want to upload an image I get Error #2032.

What does that mean? I tried to make the subdirectory 777 but that does not change the error.

On the server the errorlogs do not show any entry that could help.

SecFilterEngine Off in .htaccess gives 500 Errors, that does not work.

Kind regards,
Jan

Hi Jan,

This is reported before, and there are two possible solutions.

1) download and overwrite the two files posted here http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... #msg210209 (just in case you have Gallery version 1.3)

or

2) look at the troubleshooting section here http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php ... nt/Gallery

Hope it works for you.

edit
I just now read you already tried number 2... leaves you number 1 to try 

edit2
The 2 modified files are included in Gallery version 1.3.1+

janvl wrote: SecFilterEngine Off in .htaccess gives 500 Errors, that does not work.

Hi Janvl

I had the same problem on a site.
On the development server I had no problem, but on the live server I became the Error #2032...
Did some research and contacted the webhost, who was willing to help us out. 
The host had some (mod_security) Apache settings which prefend the use of the Flash upload function in Gallery.
He suggested to use the line above in the .htaccess.
When you get a error 500 with this, means to me your webhost has blocked this option also.

Do you have more problem settings, when you look in the your websites System Information?

I think your only option right now is to contact your webhost and ask for his help...

Regards, Rolf 

Hi Jos,

I have copied your 2 files but the problem still exists.
I can however upload images with the CMSMS FileManager and
produce the thumbnails, then it is working.

So maybe the PHP-code used in the Filemanager could be used
in the Gallery-module as well, just an idea . . . !

I will have a look at it myself later, I was testing it because I want an altenative
to module Album and Gallery looks perfect.

Rolf, I do not think for the above reason that I must contact the hoster.

Kind Regards,
Jan

PS I will contact the both of you later in dutch . . .

janvl wrote: So maybe the PHP-code used in the Filemanager could be used
in the Gallery-module as well, just an idea . . . !

Bad idea 
the SWFUpload function adds multiple image upload and client side resizing... Functionality that is on many people's whishlist...

janvl wrote: Rolf, I do not think for the above reason that I must contact the hoster.

Don't think the upload part is the problem, but the client size resizing part...

Hi

Just curious, have you tested uploading images with different browsers?
IE, FireFox, Chrome?

JanB

Hi,

I will test it with different browsers and I believe what you told me about resizing,
that is indeed a great feature and makes it much more usable then Album.
I must test it with another hoster where I have my customers hosted anyway.

Personally I can live with uploading first and "refresh" later. It is just that I have little time
right now, doing an implemantation of CMSMS for a city counsil where I made a deal to
overtake all old content too.

Overall I prefer  to use Gallery because Album is just not that sofisticated, you made a
great Module Jos. As I "grow in" using CMSMS maybe I could come up with ideas.
I am doing my 5th customer with CMSMS now and the 6th is coming very soon.

Kind Regards,
Jan

Hello,

I have same problem.  I tried in chrome,firefox and IE and still get the 2032 error.  Putting in that htaccess file did not help.

Zinje, may I assume you updated the two files I mentioned in my first post here??

Hi Jos,

Ok I updated those 2 files with the new ones.  I still have 2032 problem.

Hi Jos,

Is their anything else I could try?

Hi,

Zinje, contact your hoster is the best advise I can give.

I tried it on my german Server where I host several sites and it is all
functioning like it should!
So I have installed it for my customer who will be very satisfied.

Kind regards,
Jan

Bizzarly enough, for me it was a path issue, I had this same error popup for the gallery, the fix was to make sure there wasnt a / at the end of your url in this line of the config...

$config['root_url'] = 'http://www.yourwebsite.com';

for some reason there was on mine and only the Gallery showed the error 2032 popup.

Solved the issue and now im happy

While trying to upload an image using the upload function, I also get this error. Will try the above suggestions.

Gregor