CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
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CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
My customer use wwbeditor for creating text and sometimes uploading an image in his website.
Suddenly, my customer, can no longer upload an image in his admin form page.
My customer, drag or upload the image in de wwbeditor.
If I try to upload it with the Plugin: Filemanager then I receive: File upload error: Upload failed, please verify the folder's permissions.
When i upload a Filemanagerplus i can upload the image. Put the url in de image, then i see the image.
(When I upload a image with FilleZilla and put the link in the url, then i see also the image.)
But drag or upload the image in de wwbeditor, it won't work.
I suspect he is not uploading the image.
So i tried a lot, like:
- (for a moment) complete access (777) to the public_html folder. (I don't know the path, where the image are saved)
- The database deleted and make it again.
- In the webpage project i remove the CMS Admin and make it again.
- I completely remove the website and only upload the CMS pages.
- (for a moment) Disable all of my filrewalls (router and Windows)
- Disable the certivicate for the https security.
But nothing works.
Suddenly, my customer, can no longer upload an image in his admin form page.
My customer, drag or upload the image in de wwbeditor.
If I try to upload it with the Plugin: Filemanager then I receive: File upload error: Upload failed, please verify the folder's permissions.
When i upload a Filemanagerplus i can upload the image. Put the url in de image, then i see the image.
(When I upload a image with FilleZilla and put the link in the url, then i see also the image.)
But drag or upload the image in de wwbeditor, it won't work.
I suspect he is not uploading the image.
So i tried a lot, like:
- (for a moment) complete access (777) to the public_html folder. (I don't know the path, where the image are saved)
- The database deleted and make it again.
- In the webpage project i remove the CMS Admin and make it again.
- I completely remove the website and only upload the CMS pages.
- (for a moment) Disable all of my filrewalls (router and Windows)
- Disable the certivicate for the https security.
But nothing works.
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
If it previously worked and you did not change anything then it's most likely a server related issue.
Maybe the server space is full?
Or maybe the host has enabled folder protection?
Maybe the server space is full?
Or maybe the host has enabled folder protection?
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
Pablo, what is the folder where these images are located? Maybe that folder must be individually set to 777?
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Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
The default folder for the file manager plugin is 'files'
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
Thanks Jerryco and Pablo,
But it is not working, however, uploading with the Filemanager is now working.
The folder "files" in the root was missing. I make the folder and i can upload a file to it.
But drag or upload the image in de wwbeditor, it won't work.
To be sure the problem is not the server, i upload the website to a another vps and it is still not working.
Do i missing others files?
If i drag the image to the Content and Save the page, then i click on edit from that page, the image is not there.
But it is not working, however, uploading with the Filemanager is now working.
The folder "files" in the root was missing. I make the folder and i can upload a file to it.
But drag or upload the image in de wwbeditor, it won't work.
To be sure the problem is not the server, i upload the website to a another vps and it is still not working.
Do i missing others files?
If i drag the image to the Content and Save the page, then i click on edit from that page, the image is not there.
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
Maybe the image is too large?
Did you try a smaller image?
Did you try a smaller image?
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
Yes, i ty different images. The last one was 66,4kB
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
If it worked previously and you if you did not change anything then it cannot be a problem in the application, right?
How exactly are you 'uploading' the image?
If you use the wwbeditor then the image will be embedded in the text and saved directy in the database.
How exactly are you 'uploading' the image?
If you use the wwbeditor then the image will be embedded in the text and saved directy in the database.
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
Did you select Publish all files?
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Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
Yes, you are right But, but, but, I haven't changed anything....
1. i open the the admin page in the website
2. go to tab "New Page"
3. i Give it a name and drag the image in it or press the uploadimage button.
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Now I am now inspect the source code in the browser and the image is there, but with a error:
The adres is wrong.
<img src="data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQEAt.............(and further)
This is the webpage:
https://www.scatt.nl/nieuws.php
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@jerryco
I think you mean the Publish the whole website.. yes I did

1. i open the the admin page in the website
2. go to tab "New Page"
3. i Give it a name and drag the image in it or press the uploadimage button.
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Now I am now inspect the source code in the browser and the image is there, but with a error:
The adres is wrong.
<img src="data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQEAt.............(and further)
This is the webpage:
https://www.scatt.nl/nieuws.php
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@jerryco
I think you mean the Publish the whole website.. yes I did
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
Is there also a nieuws.html or nieuws.htm in the same folder as nieuws.php?
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Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
No, only: nieuws.css
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
This is not wrong. It is suppose to look like this, this is the code of the embedded image.Now I am now inspect the source code in the browser and the image is there, but with a error:
The adres is wrong.
<img src="data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQEAt.............(and further)
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
Okay clear.
Today i created 2 pages in a new project on a another server (DirectAdmin)
1. i create a database for this domein
2. make a new page: nieuws.php with cms view
3. make a new page: admin.php with cmsadmin
then
1. i open the the admin page in the website and login
2. go to tab "New Page"
3. i Give it a name and drag the image in it or press the uploadimage button then save.
it won't work.
elcoradio.nl/admin.php (Login: Vincent : Vincent)
elcoradio.nl/nieuws.php
Today i created 2 pages in a new project on a another server (DirectAdmin)
1. i create a database for this domein
2. make a new page: nieuws.php with cms view
3. make a new page: admin.php with cmsadmin
then
1. i open the the admin page in the website and login
2. go to tab "New Page"
3. i Give it a name and drag the image in it or press the uploadimage button then save.
it won't work.
elcoradio.nl/admin.php (Login: Vincent : Vincent)
elcoradio.nl/nieuws.php
Re: CMS uploading image with wwbeditor
It looks like it's working for me.
I have updated the page and added an image.
I have updated the page and added an image.