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Gunz

Gunz

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Hello guys. I have a little problem, when i upload an image with IE (9.0.6) and the upload is completed the loading bar remain to 100% and nothing happend, there isn't the redirect to "viewer" image.

Have someone the same problem?

Ps: I have PHP error log on true, and on apache error there isn't nothing.
 
Gunz said:
Hello guys. I have a little problem, when i upload an image with IE (9.0.6) and the upload is completed the loading bar remain to 100% and nothing happend, there isn't the redirect to "viewer" image.

Have someone the same problem?

Ps: I have PHP error log on true, and on apache error there isn't nothing.
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Could you post a link to your website please?
 
I have test with Firefox and it fails on the remote upload but just the first time. It seems to be a problem with the server.
Also, in ie9 the browse files button doesn't appear.

Can you please install a fresh copy in another dir? We need to test if this is a server error or a theme error or some.
 
Rodolfo said:
I have test with Firefox and it fails on the remote upload but just the first time. It seems to be a problem with the server.
Also, in ie9 the browse files button doesn't appear.

Can you please install a fresh copy in another dir? We need to test if this is a server error or a theme error or some.
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Strange problem i found that the error is here:

Code: 
/**
 * error_reporting
 * Switch for enable/disable the PHP error reporting
 * default: false
 */
$config['error_reporting'] = false; // Values: true|false

If i put true the IE not work, if a put false it works. Now i put false and you can test that it works fine.
 
Tested in the latest IE9, Chrome and Firefox - works fine. I tested single image and multi-image.
 
Piers said:
Tested in the latest IE9, Chrome and Firefox - works fine. I tested single image and multi-image.
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Same here, except IE9 XD I tested it with safari on mac, and everything is working fine.

The problem was that when you activated the error debugging, messages from the server are being shown on the page, but IE9 tends to freak out when he sees theses messages. So it stopped everything it was doing, that is way you couldn't upload...
 
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