HTTP error 0. /mysite/?q=filefield/ahah/audio_mp3/field_mp3/0

Hmm try the file found here #356253: MP3 Player stopped showing the Player and follow my instructions. If that doesn't work I'll look into it a bit more.

Cheers

Hmm which browser are you using? Most likely is a FileField issue since MP3 Player is only a formatter and doesn't deal with the uploading of files at all. Either log you issue in the case above or start a new one on in FileFields issue queue.

Cheers

#297035: HTTP error 0

Hi,

The filefield module version just released is not working . I am getting http0 error.

Is there any particular settings for this ?

module.developer:
No, it's always like that for some unknown reason.
#370987: HTTP error 0 in alpha7
#432038: FCKEditor Causes "HTTP error 0" Preventing Upload
#297035: HTTP error 0
#329913: still HTTP error 0
You can go back to alpha2, then it will work.

If you have FCKeditor, the bug is in that module. It breaks all uploads in all of Drupal. See #248146: File upload throws error on attach only when FCKeditor is on page.

I got this error but it wasn't because of the FCK Editor. I made a post about it on #297035: HTTP error 0 . For me it was the adBlock Plus add on that I had installed for FireFox 3

I am experiencing this issue, but only in Safari 4 on Leopard.

EDIT: Just confirmed this issue to be related to Adblock... I run Adblock in Safari, but not FireFox. Turning off Adblock in Safari worked for me.

I can confirm that it is probably a client/browser issue, but I'm not convinced about the link with Adblock.

website with images as filefield: http://www.foutparkeerders.be

Tested on WinXP:
IE8: no problem
PortableFF3.0.13 with Adblock: HTTP error 0
PortableFF3.0.13 without Adblock: also HTTP error 0

Tested on Crunchbang 9.04.01 (= Ubuntu 9.04 with OpenBox)
FF 3.0.14 with Adblock: no problem

I will try to do more tests with other platforms/browsers.

I've been having the same problem on FF 3.5.3. The uploading works on Safari 4.0.3. This seems to suggest the problem lies with the browser, not necessarily with the filefield module.

It looks to be a browser issue.

I'm on a mac and it works in Safari and firefox but not in Opera.

I'm getting getting it too.

FF 3.5.7 and Safari 4.0.4 on OSX 10.5.8.
drupal-6.15
zen-6.x-2.0-beta1

admin_menu-6.x-1.5
cck-6.x-2.6.tar
filefield-6.x-3.2
imageapi-6.x-1.6
imagefield-6.x-3.2
imagecache-6.x-2.0-beta10

I can upload a very tiny image (12K) without a problem. However even small images (3.5MB) provide the HTTP error 0 when the Upload button is clicked or a WSOD when Save is hit.

Any input appreciated.

Thanks!

-NP

Note: This may be an issue with PHP memory.

I added:

ini_set('memory_limit', '128M' );

to settings.php and the issue seems to have resolved itself.

Note: Obviously, 128M may or may not be the appropriate setting for you, and unfortunately even if it is, this doesn't work on all serves. Here is more info and a couple other techniques on how to increase your PHP's memory.

Blessings!

-NP

Man alive ... this might have been the longest I've looked for a problem.

I did EVERYTHING suggested , nothing helped, untill I went hardcore on the module :)
This solution was partly inspired by a solution that suggested to downgrade to filefield module alpha 2 release, cause there , the problem didn't occur.

I wanted to know what made the difference between the two releases and stumbled upon filefield_widget.inc
in that file, around line 271 there was something remarkeable going on.

The lines that provided the ahah wrapper where commented out !

/*    '#ahah' => array( // with JavaScript
       'path' => 'filefield/ahah/'.   $element['#type_name'] .'/'. $element['#field_name'] .'/'. $element['#delta'],
       'wrapper' => $element['#id'] .'-ahah-wrapper',
       'method' => 'replace',
       'effect' => 'fade',
    ),
*/

So, what I did to work things out was :

1. Just install the latest version of the Filefield module
2. Open up filefield_widget.inc with a texteditor
3. and comment out the lines above.

If anyone can shed some light on to what this does and if this kills other functionalities that I'm not aware of, let me know.
But I just have to do it this way, cause nothing else would work.

This worked for me too, and I haven't found any related issues .

Thank you for posting the solution!

I was having the same problem but it was happening in all browsers. I fixed it by disabling GD2 and using ImageMagick instead. GD2 was also causing a fatal error for memory usage so it seemed like it was the culprit. I previously had tried commenting out the ahah lines as suggested above, and also downloading the jquery module (above), but neither of these had worked.

This works!! I've wasted about 4 hours figuring this out. No other options worked

Bookmarking, will look into ImageMagick. Greetings, Martijn

found something, after 30 mins of going through config of my server I noticed $end error in my logs, had put <?php in template.php with no functions and this was causing my imagefield http 0 error and my ctools page manager error with 500 error, hope this helps some one else!

ps: not getting these errors in any browser at all now also!

In my case the HTTP error 0 raised with almost gallery (gallery assist, node gallery, etc.).
I spend two day to read a lot of documents from Forums and update those modules
Drupal to V.622,
CCK to V6.x-3.0-alpha3,
Filefield to V6.x-3.2
I try a lot of combination of modules but the problem remained.
The solution at #15 is the only solution that work for me. I tested the gallery with many version and the http 0 problem is disappeared in all version. The source of this problem is also in the filefield_widget.inc

Thank you for the solution.

Not sure if this will help anyone. But I was able to fix this. I had the filefield module installed. and every once in awhile it actually did work and let me upload a file. Then I really started getting this error 0 message. I noticed that even though the filefield module was installed and it showed the place to upload files on my page I didn't actually have the upload module enabled also. Enabling this so now upload module and filefield module are installed it removed my error message.

For me it was #14 that did the trick.