keigh

I solved this by adding a line of code to my php5.ini file:

upload_tmp_dir = /tmp

then by creating a new folder in the root:

/wwwtmp

this combination solved my issue.

Hope it helps someone else!

I am having exact issue. I am using GoDaddy as host and am getting missing temporary folder issue (wordpres 3.2.1) when I try to upload an image. This is happening on all installs of this version (I have loaded onto a couple different directories with same result).

Note: I replaced the code: href=# with the actual WP page link inside WordPress. Forgot to mention that.

Keigh

windstyles – I created the image maps with rollovers in Dreamweaver and then copied the code and pasted into the HTML editor on WordPress. I then copied the javascript code (in the header of the Dreamweaver Page (and created by the program) into the TEMPLATE for the page I was using.

The page you can see it on is:
https://global-zen.com/

Each circle has a rollover graphic – there are seven hotspot/rollovers in the image in total.

HTML CODE:
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JAVASCRIPT for PAGE TEMPLATE:
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I hope this helps!!!!!

STOP THE PRESSES!!!!! I GOT THIS TO WORK!!!!

I am trying to do something very similar. The links work (currently they are just placeholder #) but the image swap doesn’t work. The image swap/restore works perfectly when uploaded as a regular html page, it breaks down inside WordPress however. Does anyone know how to get multiple hot spot image maps with links attached and image swap/restore? I have seven hostspots/image-swap/links in this image.

Thanks. See code below:
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Hi – samboll provided the perfect fix if you want pretty permalinks for static pages and blog posts. use /%postname%/ as your custom permalink structure.

Using /%postname%/ resolved this issue. Thanks to samboll for the fix!

Hi – still trying to resolve any answers out there? I am using a modification of SEO Basics theme.

If you are only using static pages, you can use /title as your permalink structure, then your urls would be:

domain.com/title whatever you enter as your page title, “about us” for example would show up as:

domain.com/about-us

NOTE: This causes issues if you later add a blog as this type of custom structure doesn’t seem to support blog entry titles.