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  • Thread Starter dparrott

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    Thanks for the help. 🙂

    Interesting to see it’s because MySQL 5 is “too new” for WordPress. I’ll take a look at the thread with some of the fixes in it and see if I can fix it locally.

    Thanks also to Owen Gray.

    Update: I changed the wp_posts table removing the “not null” on the 3 fields listed in the other post (pinged, to_ping, and post_content_filtered) and it has solved the problem, uploading images now works.

    Thread Starter dparrott

    (@dparrott)

    Thanks for the advice. I did search before posting the thread the first time, reviewing the search results again, in the first 30 results there’s 3 threads with this same problem, none of which have an answer.

    One had no responses, one has the response you gave and the 3rd has a response from the guy that posted it saying he got round it by setting the default value on the field to NULL.

    While that’s a workaround I’d like to know what’s causing it in the first place and if there’s a fix, one common theme seems to be when apache/mysql etc. is running on windows.

    Does the table field get a default value when running on linux? (I don’t have a way to test this at the minute). If not why does this not occur when running on linux? What changes?

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