Posted 3 months ago #
When I upload image, I meet this programm.
The uploaded file could not be moved to D:\Inetpub\vhosts\arraytime.com\httpdocs\wendyblog/wp-content/uploads
There are '\' and '/' in the directory.
I changed the wp-content/uploads permission to 777
I went to setting-->miscellance -->
store upload in this folder: wp-content/uploads.
and unchecked "organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders."
It is still no joy.
Please help me.
Wendy
Posted 3 months ago #
When I upload image, I got this problem.
The uploaded file could not be moved to D:\Inetpub\vhosts\arraytime.com\httpdocs\wendyblog/wp-content/uploads
There are '\' and '/' in the directory.
I changed the wp-content/uploads permission to 777
I went to setting-->miscellance -->
store upload in this folder: wp-content/uploads.
and unchecked "organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders."
It is still no joy.
Please help me.
Wendy
Sounds like you're using a IIS server. WordPress does not run easily on a IIS server. (The fact that you actually got it installed on IIS means kudos to you!) You're probably going to have to troubleshoot this one on your own - WordPress runs best on a *nix server running Apache and PHP. Although you *can* install WordPress (and have it work) on IIS, you run into issues like this. This sounds like a "permissions" thing with the server. it's definitely not a WP thing - I remember once when I installed WP in a IIS server I ran into this a lot, and it was how the host had the server set up, and something to do with the configuration of ownership, etc. (Don't ask me details, it was a while ago and I cannot remember. probably forgot because of the trauma.)
Your best bet would probably be to ask for a swap from IIS to Linux/Unix, or find a new host. Because believe me, unless someone comes along who really knows IIS and knows how to fix this (which I do not, and I am not, so I hope for you), then you're probably on your own.
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