[b]no response when uploading photos[/b]

:cry:
when i upload the pictures it just gives no response. it says it was uploading and the triangles were moving but it just stay the same screen and the upload were failed. it just showed me such things in debug mode

- Adding PICT0012.JPG
Executing:

D:\Nymphean\http\apache\netpbm\jpegtopnm d:\nymphean\http\nymphean\albums\album02\PICT0012.jpg | D:\Nymphean\http\apache\netpbm\pnmscale -xysize 150 150 | D:\Nymphean\http\apache\netpbm\ppmtojpeg --quality=95 > d:\nymphean\http\nymphean\albums\album02\PICT0012.thumb.jpg

i tried using gallery remote too but it says "server contacted, but gallery not found at this URL (http://www.nymphean.com/gallery/gallery_remote2.php) <-but of course the file is there!

i just tried to upload a 66kb file but it even didnt work out!

please give me a hand guys
thanks all!

Apache 1.3.28 on WinXP Professional
Gallery 1.4-RC3
PHP 4.3.3
netpbm 10.6-bin excutables
IE6

address:
http://photo.nymphean.com
http://nymphean.com/gallery

test acount:
login: test
pass: test

thanks digglez

i read that post before i posted my problem again but i still cannot upload files
maybe i dont understand what you said

"
I changed some code in gallery/setup/confirm.inc because it didn't recognize the renamed pnmtojpeg.exe file (was still setting $gallery->app->pnmtojpeg = "ppmtojpeg")

/*
* In NetPBM 9.19, they renamed "ppmtojpeg" to "pnmtojpeg". !@#$%
* Add a special case constant to tell us which binary we located on
* the machine (so we know which one to use!). It sucks that we
* have to do this!
*/
$data .= one_constant("pnmtojpeg", "pnmtojpeg");
$view .= row_wrap(one_constant("pnmtojpeg", "pnmtojpeg"));

"
i just dont know which lines to replace so i just added the last two lines in the middle of the file, so what should i do?
thanks much!

cheers!

thanks digglez

i have tried using the version of netpbm you've quoted but the problem is still there.(netpbm1.1-gallery1.0-win32.tar)
i am sure the files you mentioned were there and i have chosen ppmtojpeg and still same

but did you upload the picture? who did that successfully?

thanks

Oh! I didn't know it had only just failed to work...

What did you change ?
Have you checked with your hosting company to see if they have disabled anything ?

Digglez

It still appears to be a ppmtojpeg / pnmtojpeg / libjpeg.dll problem.

I've just put a small image up (one that doesn't need resizing)
That was exactly what happened to me, before following the steps I mentioned above.

Digglez.

I was having similar problems and I noticed that the behavior was a little different depending on which browser I was using so this may seem like a stretch but it worked for me.

The submit buttons in the forms of add_photo.php and add_photos.php actually call two sucessive javascript routines:

add_photo.php

<input type="button" value="<?php echo _("Upload Now") ?>" onClick='opener.showProgress(); document.upload_form.submit()'>

add_photos.php

<input type="button" value="<?php echo _("Upload Now") ?>" onClick='opener.showProgress(); document.upload_form.submit()'>

<input type="button" value="<?php echo _("Submit URL or directory") ?>" onClick='opener.showProgress(); document.uploadurl_form.submit()'>

If I turn off the progress indicator (One could argue that it isn't needed anyway because of the reporting function that displays the filenames as they are processed), my loading problems stop.

add_photo.php

<input type="button" value="<?php echo _("Upload Now") ?>" onClick='document.upload_form.submit()'>

add_photos.php

<input type="button" value="<?php echo _("Upload Now") ?>" onClick='document.upload_form.submit()'>

<input type="button" value="<?php echo _("Submit URL or directory") ?>" onClick='document.uploadurl_form.submit()'>

If this doesn't work for you I also took it a step further and made sure I had access to the form being sent (this is DOM-2 compliant).

Add this javascript function inside the <script> tags:

function submitForm(strFormId){
var form = document.getElementById(strFormId);
form.submit();
}

then add an id tag to your forms, for example:

<?php echo makeFormIntro("save_photos.php",
array("id" => "upload_form",
"name" => "upload_form",
"enctype" => "multipart/form-data",
"method" => "POST")); ?>

next call the function in the forms' submit button:

<input type="button" value="Upload Now" onClick='submitForm("upload_form");'>

I hope this helps.