Images not uploading

@kevin – When you deleted the tables from the database, did you also clear *all* other references to NextGEN Gallery in the wp_options, wp_postmeta, and wp_usermeta tables as well?

Also, since this is working find on other sites, what are the differences with this site from the other working sites? There may be something in those differences that points to a possible conflict.

Thanks!

– Cais.

Having the same problem!
Images upload to one site, but not another site. Exactly the same images/WP version/Theme/plugin versions etc., on both sites.
The only difference I can see is in the Server Settings (Gallery overview). There are two differences:
1) PHP Memory Limit: One that works 256, one that doesn’t 128, and
2) PHP Max Script Execute time: One that works N/As, one that doesn’t 30s

The images upload using another Gallery Plugin, however I would rather have the same plugin on all sites.

Please advise,
Thanks, Dave

Can you check the link
https://cardinalgraciashighschool.org/gracian-science-exhibition/

and click on view as Slideshow – it gives the 404 error.

I am on a dedicated server with 256Mb PHP Memory limit.

I didn’t clear out the references in wp_usermeta and wp_postmeta – just the ngg tables and wp_options.

Any ideas?

Thanks
Kevin

@kevin – Although I was able to just visit that link you provided and see the link to the slideshow going to a 404 page before I was able to look any further the link started returning as a 403 page instead?!

@davidclwalker – Although I will still recommend you create a new topic for the issue you are seeing it appears the current solution would be to bump up the non-working site to makes the working site’s environment variables.

Thanks!

– Cais.

Thanks Cais for trying.

I have the plugin Wordfence set to when a user makes more than six 404 errors/minute, he gets locked out.

When the user clicks on the Slideshow, somehow, these 404 errors are generated which then results in the 403 error.

I had tried this with Wordfence disabled, but it didn’t make a difference.

Thoughts?
Kevin

@kevin – Are you saying that with WordFence deactivated its giving the same 403 error?!

– Cais.

With WordFence deactivated, it gives a 404 error.

When WordFence is activated, the multiple 404 errors generate the 403 error.

Thanks for the ongoing assistance.

@kevin – If WordFence is generating a 403 error due to multiple 404 occurrences on a single page “view” … perhaps try a different gallery as a test when displaying the slideshow?

– Cais.