I just purchased XUploader Pro - I made sure all of the paths are correct.
Upon uploading a file I get the following error:
Software error:
Can't locate object method "e" via package "e" (perhaps you forgot to load "e"?) at XUploadConfig.pm line 8.
Compilation failed in require at upload_status.cgi line 6.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at upload_status.cgi line 6.
I went to www.myserver.com/cgi-bin/upload.cgi
And got the same exact error. All of the files are correctly CHMOD'ed.
I emailed support[at]sibsoft.net with my FTP information. I hope you guys can find the problem.
Thanks.
XUpload - Cannot Access upload.cgi - Software Error
Another update. The 500 error was being caused by my post.php page. Dunno the problem with it - it works at times then doesn't - so I completely removed it.
Second update: For those who are on shared servers, KEEP AN EYE on your "processes". I found out I had too many upload scripts running with was maxing out my server limit!
The ONLY way to make these processes go away is to close the tab/window of the said uploader.
Thanks.
Second update: For those who are on shared servers, KEEP AN EYE on your "processes". I found out I had too many upload scripts running with was maxing out my server limit!
The ONLY way to make these processes go away is to close the tab/window of the said uploader.
Thanks.
Re: password
Yes I got it working. Are you getting any errors?Fritter wrote:Utar did you ever get the password part working? I was trying to but couldn't figure out what part to change in the upload_form.html and wondered if you figured it out
Re: password
No, I just can't get the password thing to show up on the upload_form.html. I noticed that it has it under the optional fields, but i don't know how to make them active.Utar wrote:Yes I got it working. Are you getting any errors?Fritter wrote:Utar did you ever get the password part working? I was trying to but couldn't figure out what part to change in the upload_form.html and wondered if you figured it out
Re: password
Add this code in the upload_form.html right before the "upload" button:Fritter wrote:No, I just can't get the password thing to show up on the upload_form.html. I noticed that it has it under the optional fields, but i don't know how to make them active.Utar wrote:Yes I got it working. Are you getting any errors?Fritter wrote:Utar did you ever get the password part working? I was trying to but couldn't figure out what part to change in the upload_form.html and wondered if you figured it out
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<input type="password" name="upload_password" style="width: 131px">
Yes, I realized I had to set the Display:None to just Display whoops!
Also i realized that I had to change the upload.js to be true on the require password. They don't provide much documentation on what parameters certain things require or how to do much unfortunately
Do you know if it's possible to hardcode an email address in? I want to receive an email every time someone uploads but don't necessary want to require them to input the email.
Also i realized that I had to change the upload.js to be true on the require password. They don't provide much documentation on what parameters certain things require or how to do much unfortunately
Do you know if it's possible to hardcode an email address in? I want to receive an email every time someone uploads but don't necessary want to require them to input the email.
Not that I know of yet. I just needed an uploader with a password. I am now testing recaptcha with it.Fritter wrote:Yes, I realized I had to set the Display:None to just Display whoops!
Also i realized that I had to change the upload.js to be true on the require password. They don't provide much documentation on what parameters certain things require or how to do much unfortunately
Do you know if it's possible to hardcode an email address in? I want to receive an email every time someone uploads but don't necessary want to require them to input the email.