The GD and cURL PHP extensions must be installed on your host. Also make sure that your /wp-content/uploads/ directory is writable (chmod 777).
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mln141
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Changed hosting – everything works OK. Great plugin. Thanks.
hi there cyber. i’m experiencing the same prob. upon your advice i checked my wamp tray and i can see that _gd2 and _curl is ‘checked’ as enabled (under PHP extensions). So that is fine (im assuming)?.
i also checked my permissions on the /uploads/ folder and (Windows 7) have done a right-click properties -> security (tab) etc and changed permission to ‘Full control’, but when i go back to the cybersin -> RSS/Atom Syndicator and re-import / syndicate my 3rd party xml feed, it brings the posts in, but when i check the uploads folder…….nothing (cached refreshed as well still nothing) — dunno if i did it the correct way though? please verify?.
here is an example of an instance in the xml file i am pulling (btw, when i alter the plugin settings to bring the image into the post body, it works —- so its just when i try to store the images locally):
<item>
<title>Title</title>
<link>http://blahblahbah</link>
<description></description>
<enclosure length=”1″ url=”http://imageurlblahblah” type=”image/jpeg”></enclosure>
</item>
any help would be GREATLY appreciated
Since the image is included as an enclosure, you have to enable the “Media attachments” option.
