I'm not able to upload media to library

Asked by Sandy Jordan

My Xibo 1.6.4 is running successfully on Server 2012R2 64-bit within IIS 8.5 with MySQL 5.6 and PHP 5.3.29.

I decided to define a Library Directory outside my http root though when I attempt to upload media but I started getting the following error :

Error Missing a temporary folder

More information about error is:

 Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CACHE_MISS

Can anyone provide me leads to resolve it?

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Manfred Hampl (m-hampl) said :
#1

Please explain where Ubuntu is part of your problem.
I see only Microsoft-related names in your question and versions of packages that are not the supported ones in Ubuntu.

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Best Rock Johnson (newviewbe) said :
#2

Hi,

You've posted a question related to Windows not Ubuntu. To answer your question, you can try to fix the error through the following links -

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26515991/chrome-err-cache-miss

https://validedge.com/err_cache_miss-google-chrome/

I'd still suggest you post your problem in a Windows related forum. This is not the right place.

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Sandy Jordan (sandyjordan452) said :
#3

Thanks Rock Johnson, that solved my question.

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Sara James (sarajames) said :
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Fixing missing temporary folder error in WordPress is easy and requires just a few steps. All you need to do is edit your wp-config.php file. Follow the below-mentioned steps to fix the error:

Establish a connection with your account using FTP client or File Manager in your hosting control panel.
Next, find the wp-config.php file and open it to edit. It is located in WordPress root installation folder (usually public_html).
Edit wp-config.php file
Once you have opened the file, paste the following code before the line that says ‘That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging’.
define(‘WP_TEMP_DIR’,dirname(_FILE_). ‘/wp-content/temp/’);
Save the file, and upload the updated wp-config.php on your website again.
Next, locate the /wp-content folder and add a new folder inside it and name it as temp.
Fix Missing Temporary Folder by Creating Temp Folder
Login to your WordPress dashboard, and try uploading files.
And you are done!

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Vellin Boute (vellinboute) said :
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To set the correct permissions, access your WordPress files using FTP. Next, locate your “wp-content” folder and double click to open it. ... Now reload your library to see if your images display, and then try uploading a file. Note: In some cases, setting to 744 may not fix your issue

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Animesh saxena (m19862189) said :
#6

Thanks even i was facing this issue.

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Sara James (sarajames) said :
#7

Hey thanks for the solution, but i am actually suffering with inserting a video in the similar manner. Can anyone help me with that?

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Nona (nonaberry96) said :
#8

Thanks all for your responses. i was having similar questions and your answers were helpful to me.