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- Thread starter SoftRushMedia
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Unfortunately I need more info. Check here: https://chevereto.com/community/threads/tech-support-guidelines.7552/
SoftRushMedia
Chevereto Member
"my sites was working correctly but last night i had updated the script to latest version (via autoupdate), after update whenever i am trying to upload any image i am getting this error: Can't get target upload source info
Check Conversations please help
Check Conversations please help
Support is delivered right here, in front of everyone. You can send me your website URL via PM but you still need to send me everything else here.
Based on the images this happens on image upload. Send me FTP access to inbox@chevereto.com and include all details, everything. I must say this because some persons send me an IP without even the website URL.
Thanks.
Based on the images this happens on image upload. Send me FTP access to inbox@chevereto.com and include all details, everything. I must say this because some persons send me an IP without even the website URL.
Thanks.
SoftRushMedia
Chevereto Member
send mail done check ..
v3.9.0 did this to G\get_image_fileinfo()
Basically, before v3.9.0 the system worried about both of those being false and now with just one it will return false. Problem was that in your server filesize() was returning a wrong value (0) due to cache. Unfortunately, the operator that I used (!) returns true for filesize = 0; I've updated the operator and I also added a clear cache so it will return non-false anyway.
I've already fixed your website.
Cheers.
Basically, before v3.9.0 the system worried about both of those being false and now with just one it will return false. Problem was that in your server filesize() was returning a wrong value (0) due to cache. Unfortunately, the operator that I used (!) returns true for filesize = 0; I've updated the operator and I also added a clear cache so it will return non-false anyway.
I've already fixed your website.
Cheers.
SoftRushMedia
Chevereto Member
thanks for support is very good, closed this thread 🙂
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