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We had that problem too…

To solve it, try adding in your FULL upload path to Dashboard > Settings > Miscellaneous or manually create the folder wptouch under your wp-content/uploads folder and then inside wp-content/uploads/wptouch create a folder called custom-icons do you end up with:

wp-content/uploads/wptouch/custom-icons

Assuming your permissions on those new folders are correct you should now be able to upload.

Our staff programmer explained the issue this way:

When uploading a file, the upload script tries to create the appropriate icons directory for storing the file:
get_option( ‘upload_path’ ) . ‘/wptouch/custom-icons’

In a relative environment, this path is:
wp-content/uploads/wptouch/custom-icons

The script tries to create each of those directories by exploding the path and looping through the parts. In the loop each part is prepended by /. The actual paths the script tries to create is:
/wp-content
/wp-content/uploads
/wp-content/uploads/wptouch
/wp-content/uploads/wptouch/custom-icons

When the script tries to store the file, wp-content/uploads/wptouch/custom-icons does not exist because the proper path was never created.