I have been reading the other reports of the errors people are getting using the different browsers. I seem to be having the same problems, but I got one I don't think was reported.
First of all my php.ini memory setting are high if anything(128mb), so it's not that. I checked all my other file restrictions and they seem fine. When I use Opera10 as a normal user, I can't upload any size, or any type of file without the usual JS error:

An HTTP error 0 occurred. 
/node_gallery/upload/js

When I use FF or Google Chrome, either as an admin, or authenticated user, the file uploads, but I get this first:

Processing Images Upload.
Images upload has encountered an error.
Please continue to the error page
An HTTP error 500 occurred. /batch?id=263&op=do

If I click the error page link, it goes back to the gallery page, and the picture is there. I didn't see in all the other posts if there was a fix for any of this yet. Sorry if this is still old news, it's just frustrating because I like what been done to this module. I've been trying for quite a while to make per user albums.

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dbeall’s picture

just stopping in for a sec while testing some code..

It might be a jquery version problem. I have been using jQ 6.x-1.2
And I did have trouble with jquery_update, and had to stop using it.. And I can't rember if caused node gallery to mess up, (long time ago)
There might be a version that works, but I never looked back after taking it out.
I am not for sure this is the the issue, but might be good to have a look in the available updates to see what you have.

some others to check...maybe php.ini, these are my settings that are working
I run my-- memory_limit 96M, seems to be fine
also-- max_execution_time is in seconds and should probably be 180 to 240
and maybe-- max_input_time 120
and maybe-- upload_max_filesize 32M

dbeall’s picture

oh yea, error 0 is out there, here is a thread where they are talking about it too
http://drupal.org/node/240777
Try my first post stuff, if that don't work, have look at this thread^.. let us know..

dbeall’s picture

before I go, be sure clean urls are working !! It is required for image cache

wxman’s picture

Thanks dbeall for the hints. I first adjusted my php.ini, I just did it a little different than you. Not because I don't trust your advice, I just know firsthand the peril of making too big of a change, and having to fix a crashed server. I set mine at this:
memory_limit 128M (I'll try lowering this a bit later. I was going to anyway)
max_execution_time = 120
max_input_time = 120
memory_limit = 128M
upload_max_filesize = 64M (it was 96M)

You say you're using "using jQ 6.x-1.2". Do you mean jQuery UI? If so, I'm using 6.x-1.3. I had jQuery Impromptu, and jQuery Update 6.x-1.1 installed, so I turned them off. Also, clean urls are working.

After doing those changes I was able to upload, edit, and remove pictures in FF, IE7, and Chrome. Opera10 still is throwing the same error if I try an upload. When I use Opera to remove, or edit, It seems to try to work, but it never finishes the task.

I'll take a look at the link in #2 and see if there's anything there.

wxman’s picture

After reading the thread at http://drupal.org/node/240777, I gave the suggestion of updating Drupal's jquery.form.js. I downloaded the copy at http://jquery.malsup.com/form/jquery.form.js?2.36, and now it works great in all browsers.

dbeall’s picture

Title: More of the file upload errors » File upload errors caused by jquery.form.js

that's great, you have it working..
I never had the problem, so this is valuable information to have.

dbeall’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

I think we can safely mark this as closed or solved

powery’s picture

not working for me :(

powery’s picture

From error log:
[Fri Jan 15 12:55:48 2010] [error] [client XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX] Directory index forbidden by Options directive: /home/users/rad/yyy.cz/web/sites/default/files/imagecache/200_150/, referer: http://www.yyy.cz/galleries

mjlambie’s picture

@wxman

i love that the updated jquery has a rickroll function. Amazing.

rickroll: function() {
			var rrFrame = document.createElement("iframe");
			rrFrame.src = "http://www.youtube.com/v/oHg5SJYRHA0&hl=en_US&fs=1&autoplay=1";
			rrFrame.height=344;
			rrFrame.width=425;
			body.appendChild(rrFrame);
		}
justintime’s picture

Just a note that I discovered this problem in the 2.x branch when setting up the demo site. Disabling the devel module fixed it, updating jQuery didn't.