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Hi.

I have a FAQ that covers the most problems that could happen if the install does not work right away.
I have described how to solve it there. Please read this first before making a post. It really covers 99% of the problems .

Special JFU problem:

You use Joomla 1.0.x + SEO + the joomla .htaccess. If you use SEO you have to use the provided .htaccess. If you turn it off you have to remove the .htaccess too. Otherwise the uploads will fail! -> SEO off = no SEO .htaccess!

If you upload and you have specified a notification e-mail address make sure that the mailserver can be reached. Because otherwise the timeout of php sending the e-mail is maybe very high and you have to wait sometimes several minutes until the upload finishes!

In Joomla 1.5 the session can be stored in the database. JFU does not support this. You have to select "none" at Site -> Configuration -> System -> Session-Handler

For everything else:
Go to: TWG Flash Uploader -> Installation & FAQ -> FAQ 1 on the TWG homepage.

/Michael

Hi,

You not sure how to use JFU? Profiles? Groups? …

The new video tutorials cover common scenarios.
The following tutorials are available:

* Installation
* Profiles
* Groups
* Plugin and Javascript callbacks

watch them here: http://www.tinywebgallery.com/en/tfu/web_jfu.php#vi

- Michael

i did all of this things but my site still got that error

status :Loading file tfu_login.php

If you do the stuff of the FAQ you should get more than that.

- Michael

I recently updated to JFU 2.14.3.

After that some browsers did not display the flash component at all, but an error message stating that it needs at least flash 8 and that you should update your browser.

The problem is, these browsers are the most up to date version and have flash versions 10 or higher installed. Javascript and cookies are allowed as well; I could trace the problem down to this javascript include in the front-end:



That will load the flash embed object code from the administrator-path. We did forbid access to anything under /administrator with .htaccess for security reasons. Now I have made an exception to the tfu-folder so that clients can load the javascript and it works.

Can you move that swfobject.js out of the administrator tree into the normal /components where can be accessed without problems?

Thanks in advance,
Lars

Simply click in the administration of JFU that the tfu folder should be moved to the site part.

Best,
Michael

Thanks for the pointer.

How embarassing for me, it is even described right next to it