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I had the problem that after the migration Joomla 3.1.5 to 3.2 your JFU 3.1 extension do not work correctly anymore.
Got always a strange error message: "tiny ... not enough priviledges". I tried to fix this without success.

So I did a uninstallation/ new installation what fails completely. An installation of this package is not possible.
It damages the browser display only...

JFU was only tested up to Joomla 3.1 so far.

I will update to Joomla 3.2 and check what they have changed...

Best, Michael

Hi,

I have just made a fresh install of Joomla 3.2 + a fresh install of JFUploader 3.1.
so far I don't get any errors.

Where do you get this errors exactly? Have you made any special configurations regarding the rights?
Make sure to install JFUploader 3.1 for Joomla 3.x because older version do install but do not work.

Best, Michael

Sorry for this later answer - I am very busy in the moment.

My problem is that I cannot install the package. It destroys the backend navigation structure and the browser tab contains: "Error 1146 Table..."
Unfortunately no PHP errors in the log file. Tried this under different servers with Apache or IIS7.5, PHP5.4.x and MySQL 5.5.x. - same effect.

But otherwise - you have right - a clean J 3.2 makes no problems.

If you have an idea what can cause this error 1146 it would be helpful... but in the moment I have no idea what I can do.

how have you updated?

I googled and found a couple of users with this problem but getting errors not releated to JFU.

I found athread where this passend to y couple of users. Updating is only supported with the joomla updater and not by ftp anymore since Joomla 2.5. Otherwise the database tables are not updated properly.

Best, Michael

Error message in detail when trying to install the package:

Error: 1146 Table 'mysite.mcpub_joomla_flash_uploader' doesn't exist SQL=show columns from mcpub_joomla_flash_uploader http://mysite/administrator/index.php?option=com_installer&view=install

Do you have any *joomla_flash_uploader* tables in your database?

Best, Michael

This I thought also and check it: no such table in database.

But this site is an migration from J1.5 and I had problems with JFUploader so I deinstalled (completely - DB tables too) and tried a new installation.
Since then I have this problems.

Joomla maybe thinks that JFUploader does still exist and calls the update method which does not create them again.
Do you have a backup of the old tables? Because you can use this tables and during installation and than they should be updated to the latest version.
Best, Michael

Perhaps... but why Joomla "thinks" that JFUploader still exists?
There are no joomla_flash_uploader tables. So where can be stored such an information?
I did already a database search for "JFUploader" and "Michael Dempfle" - nothing.
Do I can force your installtion script to do a new installation instead of an update?

Edit the jfuploader.scriptfile.php
-> look for

function update($parent)

A view lines below you find:
// $this->jfu_install();

remove the // and save it.

Joomla maybe thinks that JFUploader das still exist because maybe some folders do still exist.

Best, Michael

Ok - still existing folders was the problem.

The installation works now but I have back my original problem - can not use the component.

I got this error: You are trying to use the TWG Upload Flash without authentication, the server login failed, expired or the configuration could not be found!

What is to do?

reading FAQ 1 b:
http://www.tinywebgallery.com/en/tfu/tfu_faq_1.php

There all know configuration problems are listed and solved .

Best, Michael

Ok, I got it. A session setting in php.ini was the cause.

I use a Windows server with wincache.

Disabling in php.ini: "session.save_handler=wincache" lets JFUploader 3.1 work.
I have to check now what possible consequences are - but this not a JFUploader issue.

Nevertheless I appreciate your very quick help.

Thank you very much

good to know - I have to check why this is a problem.

Best, Michael