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gtra1n
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I am trying to upload images to the Custom Homepage tab under Appearances, and I am using the media browser in Mac OS X to find images in iPhoto and upload them to my localhost. All of these images are *.jpg format, yet the theme returns an error: Images must be jpeg png etc. format. Which they are.
If I navigate through the normal file browser and find the same images, the exact same images, they upload with an error. Is this a bug, or is the theme designed to not support iPhoto?
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Is this relevant to me? I am running a single wordpress test site on my hard drive, via MAMP, and there are no such options available to me in the control panel; no Network Admin Settings, no Upload Settings, etc.
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Hey gtra1n
Is this relevant to me? I am running a single wordpress test site on my hard drive, via MAMP, and there are no such options available to me in the control panel; no Network Admin Settings, no Upload Settings, etc.
Ah not so much then :-)
Let use know how Richies suggestions work out for you and if you need any further help. :-)
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Lifetime Member (joined February 2011) Likes (0)
Hiya,
Did you set "Upload file types" from settings page?
Support Chimp (joined March 2010) Likes (0)
Hey there gtra1n, Hope you are well! :-)
Its nothing to do with Mac or iPhoto. I'm a Mac user and can do this just fine. :-)
Its a setting within WordPress as Mustafa kindly pointed out.
Admin --> Network Admin --> Settings
/wp-admin/network/settings.php
See screenshot for example.
Take care.
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Is this relevant to me? I am running a single wordpress test site on my hard drive, via MAMP, and there are no such options available to me in the control panel; no Network Admin Settings, no Upload Settings, etc.
Geeky Developer (joined June 2009) Likes (0)
hi
make sure the extension not capital. some raw jpg had JPEG or JPG extension which
are not pass the wp upload rule
also checked if wp-content/uploads folder path existed
cheers
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Hey gtra1n
Ah not so much then :-)
Let use know how Richies suggestions work out for you and if you need any further help. :-)
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RIchie: the path does exist, because I am uploading. Are you saying that there's a difference, in the theme, between *.JPG and *.jpg?
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