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Topic: [SVN:630] FTP and Zip upload errors  (Read 3886 times)
« on: March 15, 2007, 05:17:29 pm »
bcron Offline
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Notice: Undefined variable: list in .../components/com_rsgallery2/includes/img.utils.php on line 1169

The above Notice appears when I tried search for a file on the FTP.  If I put any subdirectory it says the path is wrong.  If I try it on root it doesn't find the .zip

I am entering /joomla/images/ for my FTP path and I've tried several variations.

This is a great gallery for Joomla and it works great considering it's still Alpha.  Good job.

The one feature this really needs is a automated upload.  You should be able to scan an uploaded folder that creates a gallery and you don't have to manually name each file. 

Keep up the good work.
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« on: March 16, 2007, 02:33:59 am »
Ronald Smit Offline
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You are confusing 2 things:
ZIP-upload is as it says the ability yo upload ZIP-files with images in them.

FTP upload is the ability to specifiy a folder on your server that holds images you can upload.
When using FTP you cannot search for ZIP-files.

HOpe that clarifies things for you.

Cheers,
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« on: March 16, 2007, 09:08:56 am »
bcron Offline
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Wow, Ok thanks I'll give that a try tonight.

It is confusing because the FTP option is under batch upload so it appears that it is for .zip files.

I would also like to raise the upload limit.  What file do I alter to change the default value?  It says php.ini but i haven't been able to find that file.  Sorry if this is a dumb question.

Thanks

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I tried it again and it still didn't work and then I tried my / root and it gave me an error but the error contained a longer directory than I was using

/home/content###/my hosting login name/html/joomla  (I replaced the letters it gave me with # in that example)  I tried to upload the pictures using this longer location and it worked. 

Thanks

I would still like to know how to raise the default upload size. 
« Last Edit: March 16, 2007, 09:29:18 am by bcron » Logged
 
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« on: March 28, 2007, 06:45:20 am »
ecomo Offline
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The help button knows the answer  Roll Eyes
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Why is my zipfile filesize limited?
This is done by the host of the webserver in the php.ini file. If you are on a shared host, and you can't get to the php.ini file you can choose to enter the following into you .htaccess file in the root of you Joomla! install in order to bypass this restriction.
<IfModule mod_php4.c>
php_value upload_max_filesize 10M
</IfModule>
If the server has the module mod_php4.c installed, the maximum upload value will now be 10MB.
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« on: April 13, 2007, 06:19:05 am »
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I tried it again and it still didn't work and then I tried my / root and it gave me an error but the error contained a longer directory than I was using

I had the same problem, and I think it's because you need the 'fully qualified' path to the directory. I found it on my system by going to Joomla system info and looking at this entry:

$mosConfig_absolute_path = '/home/barry/public_html';

prepend this - the bit in red - to the path to the directory with the images in it (making sure you have a slash at each end and no more than one at once in the middle) and you are ready to rock!
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