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v1.2 & SMF problem.

Started by nukeworker, June 19, 2004, 02:49:40 AM

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nukeworker

I'm using Coppermine 1.2 with the SMF bridge (SMF Public Beta 5)

Most users, including myself, can not upload.  It tells us "Sorry there is no album where you are allowed to upload pictures".

I have verified that the permissions are correct.  I CAN upload in ADMIN mode.

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Joachim Müller

You need to edit the properties of the albums as well where the pics are supposed to go to.

GauGau

Casper

The SMF bridge for version 1.2 is an SMF contribution, not available on this site, and as far as I know, only available to SMF Charter members, so if the problem is caused by the bridge, we cannot help much (Jack may be able to help you).

Have you actually created any albums with permission for them to upload into?
It has been a long time now since I did my little bit here, and have done no coding or any other such stuff since. I'm back to being a noob here

nukeworker

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After more testing, I have learned something.

People other than I also have an "Admin Mode" button.  If they click on that, they can make albums to upload into.


What I want to know is:  How do I make it so that they can upload into all of the other public albums?

Edit:  I finall found the "Visitors can upload pictures" option.

Ok, is there a mysql command the I can use to change 500 established albums all at once?   (To allow visitors to upload)

PLEASE help with this command.  I REALLY need it.

Joachim Müller

sure, UPDATE `yourCopperminePrefix_albums` SET `uploads` = 'YES';should do the trick. Backup your db first, just in case.

GauGau