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Hello, I posted earlier in this thread – about how upgrading you swfupload to the newest beta version might do the trick. In the comments Francis Potter found out that it was his PHP settings, more precisely Safe Mode that prevented him from using the uploader. You can check out his comment here

Glad it worked for you Raimy ??

I’ve posted up a set of more readable instructions (with added screenshots) on my blog nineteenhundredandyesterday.com

I have tried all the proposed .htaccess tricks, disabling plugins, changing permalinks, CHMOD’ing folders here there and over there – so far with no luck.

Then I ran into this post from raffo:

1) go to https://code.google.com/p/swfupload/
2) download the latest pack
3) from the folder FlashDevelop/flash9 copy the file swfupload_f9.swf
4) paste it in your wordpress installation, and exactly int the folder /wp-includes/js/swfupload
5) from the folder FlashDevelop copy the folder plugins
6) paste it in your wordpress installation, and exactly in the folder /wp-includes/js/swfupload , so to overwrite the existing folder

Now that didn’t exactly work (same error), but I tried downloading the new Beta release: https://swfupload.googlecode.com/files/SWFUpload%20v2.1.0%20Beta%202.zip

And copied that into my wp-includes folder as stated above, and it worked!! Mind you you will get some errors under the upload window as WordPress isn’t expecting version 2.1.0, but it works perfectly. Also note that I tried this with a blank .htaccess file. Good luck, and enjoy a working WordPress 2.5.