users unable to post pics in public galleries

[d3ejmz]

I have a seemingly serious issue. I have searched the forum and only come up with similar problems, not this same prob.
I have Coppermine 1.4.10 bridged with PHPBB 2.21
All is well except my registered users can't post pics in the public galleries.
I have the permissions set right, i think. See the attachment. I have it set, as far as i can tell, to allow all registered users to post to public galleries without admin approval. But my test account can't do it. and neither can my other users.

my gallery: http://biofuels-council.dhdist.com/picsvids/
my test user: test, password: testy

What am I doing wrong? I had it set up this way before I bridged it, if that makes a difference.

Thanks to you all for your ever-courteous and informative replies.

Jim

[b4uphotos]

I too faced the same problem and the solution for me was this:

We have provieded the registered members to upload files.

But not set the permission in public albums from admin side.

For e.g. i will recommand u to login to gallery via admin username and pass and then go to any albums properties and make there changes like i noted in the image file attached with this reply.

Thanks!

Anand Maheshwari

[Joachim Müller]

Uploading works as expected for me (see http://biofuels-council.dhdist.com/picsvids/displayimage.php?pos=-54). Make sure you have set the album properties accordingly of the public albums that you want your users to upload to: set "visitors can upload" to yes.

[d3ejmz]

Gau Gau: Yes, test can upload to test's own galleries without problem. I was actually helped by the suggestion to allow visitors to upload files. I didn't know if "visitors" meant "guests" or "registered users who happen to be visiting". I guess it's the choice of words. I didn't want to let "guests" into the gallery as it is on an invite-only basis. I guess having it integrated with my BB makes it secure in that sense.

b4uphotos: Your solution seems to be the same as GauGau's. I hadn't considered this route.


Thank You both!

Jim

[Joachim Müller]

That's why there is an asterisk next to the word "visitor" that explains what it means. This is being covered in the documentation, which is mandatory to read before asking questions.

[d3ejmz]

Well I am terribly sorry. Sometimes my eyes glaze over when I read lines upon lines of text on a screen, and I miss things like that. Maybe I should print the manual.