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"Error-Sorry there is no album where you are allowed to upload files"

Started by kyle1225, June 08, 2006, 06:41:16 AM

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MidnightSilk

No I dont want personal gallerys. I want to be able to control all galleries. I want to make it so that all registered persons have to upload the pic and have it approved for one of the galleries that I set up.

Paver

Abbas gave links in this thread on how to set your groups and albums for what you want.

Have you done this?

Please state exactly what you have done to set up the albums and the groups to allow public uploads.

MidnightSilk

I set it up like those links said to. But when I went to as admin went to upload some pics to the gallery..one it wouldnt let me create a gallery. I did the new and change the name and save the modifications. And then when i went to album list there was no albums. And then i click upload on admin side and i get that error msg.

Paver

I see the same problem on the user account when I tried to create an album in the user gallery.  "Apply modifications" didn't submit the new album to the script.

Have you added any albums to the gallery yet?  It doesn't look like it from the home page.  I'm not sure what could cause the album manager to not submit its form data.

edit: Oh, you are hosting this on a Windows machine from the temp folder? 
        <form name="album_menu" method="post" action="file:///C|/Documents and Settings/NAME_REMOVED/Local Settings/Temp/delete.php?what=albmgr" onSubmit="return CheckAlbumForm(this);">

Did you type in an absolute URL for the "URL of the home page" on the config. setting?  You should have only "index.php" there.

Normally this form should reference only:
delete.php?what=albmgr

You need to be very careful with self-hosting.  Otherwise, you might open up system or personal folders & files to the public internet.  The dev team doesn't recommend self-hosting.

MidnightSilk

I go through a webhoster and i am on windows but it isnt in a temp file. let me look over the things you posted and get back to you

gonna look at what you are telling me and fix it

ok ..not sure how it was set to my temp folder o.O but i changed it to "delete.php?what=albmgr"

Paver

Ok, if you go through a webhost, that's good.  Check the URL of the home page on your config. panel.  If it's "index.php" or something similar (with no abolute path), then there must be another problem.

Did you modify albmgr.php?

MidnightSilk

I modified it to say what you said it should only refence too..not sure how it was set to temp tho