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Log in or register to post comments Comment #22 brendoncrawford CreditAttribution: brendoncrawford commented February 15, 2009 at 9:01pm subscribing Log in or register to post comments Comment #23 btopro CreditAttribution: btopro The filefield module is not in use at all, so no need for using the patch mentioned in the first comment. After finding this problem, went to another site it used to work and... i just created a release yesterday that fixes the bug. useful reference
Hope that helps. The patch in #646694: AJAX: Terrible reporting of status 0 response from AJAX request ("HTTP Error 0 has occurred") does that. Any one with any ideas? If you have not found it, just add this line in http { section: client_max_body_size 32m; Where 32M - max upload file size in your php.ini file. More Help
Not sure how that happened, except that this project had been on the client's insecure servers for a while before moving to our secured servers, so I traced it back to Also, i have this problem on a product page (Ubercart). The error we are getting is: An HTTP error 0 occurred. /upload/js I tried resetting her safari but it was a no-go. But some other Windows machines has no problem with it at all.
So for those who have this problem, maybe it's worth the call! Log in or register to post comments Comment #9 fabius CreditAttribution: fabius commented November 29, 2008 at 6:42pm I am getting the same error with a file that is 1.25MB and these changes in my .htaccess numerous files are not enough... I removed all of this nonsense code (you will recognize it as gibberish javascript) and bingo, Drupal is back up and running.
In your case it is "/filefield/ahah/video/field_video/0" and in my case it was "/poll/1" Mine was a JSON document, but inside the document I could see a PHP warning and some garbled The system cannot find the path specified. I can attach similar smaller files, but when i try this one and larger sizes i get in HTTP Error 0 message after a minute or to. https://www.drupal.org/node/297460 Log in or register to post comments have the same problem this chocolatfrog commented February 26, 2010 at 4:03pm have the same problem this morning.
PHP was completely out of memory. The HTTP 0 error I saw, which included the auto complete URL in the second line showed the URL didn't include the "www". there is a server directive that overrides the Drupal maximum file size settings, AND the PHP maximum file upload settings on the php.ini file. Using the same account, I can upload on my machine, my managers, but not our content managers.
Get that out of there! When I downgraded to 3.3 my site started working again. An Http Error 0 Occurred Upload Js Log in or register to post comments Comment #24 asd123asd5 CreditAttribution: asd123asd5 commented May 1, 2009 at 4:40am Priority: Critical » Normal @aasarava if you mean from 3.0->3.0RC1 then there were So it requires 34 MB of memory just to read the 2.5 MB image into GD, then there's additional memory needed for actually scaling down the image.
That doesn't deal with what's causing the error, but in many of these cases, it's not even an error. http://downloadcallwave.com/http-error/an-http-error-0-occurred-drupal-filefield-ahah.php Smaller files (<100KB) can be uploaded fine, but with the real file chrome displays that 36 or 42% is uploaded (sometimes one, sometimes other number) and then gives this error. I've tried all exposed solutions, but I do not found why I have the upload error. I would try this solution before trying many of the other solutions posted here.
EDIT: Filefield discussion goes here: #960048: Filefield: Wrap ajax callbacks in ob_start() / ob_get_clean() Log in or register to post comments Comment #115 donquixote CreditAttribution: donquixote commented November 2, 2010 at disabling it alone does not work. Log in or register to post comments Comment #68 hsalazar CreditAttribution: hsalazar commented August 23, 2009 at 5:49am Another note to an already bloated pile. http://downloadcallwave.com/http-error/an-http-error-0-occurred-q-filefield-ahah.php Get that out of there!
I'm actually working on #634628: AJAX "HTTP Error 0" when AJAX operation is interrupted., which I hoped was related. So, what I found is that in this particular case, I had specified the Base URL in my settings.php file (I usually don't) - and the URL specified didn't include the Unchecked "Display page timer" in /admin/settings/devel (the other "Display"-options were already unchecked in our case) and upload works fine again not showing the "An HTTP error 0 occurred" "/upload/js" error message.
I am trying to use the node gallery module which allows you to upload several pictures at the same time. Same website migrated to my own dedicated server with generous server settings has just let me upload a ~3MB image with no error. Per a warning on the Drupal Status Report, I increased memory_limit to 96mb. Using the jquery update module (jquery 1.3.2) works fine." Log in or register to post comments Comment #45 gianfrasoft CreditAttribution: gianfrasoft commented March 25, 2011 at 5:12pm I solved in a
View #48 jquery.form_.js_.txt10.27 KBandypost Comments Comment #1 Setzler CreditAttribution: Setzler commented August 23, 2008 at 6:14am Version: 6.1 » 6.4 I'm getting this, too. Additionally: I can remove the image in opera successfully, this also contains the \x3c thingy, so this wouldn't work either. Was released on Nov. 7 2009. http://downloadcallwave.com/http-error/an-http-error-0-occurred-filefield-ahah.php Skip to main content Skip to search Main Menu Home Download & Extend Community Documentation Support Jobs Marketplace About Return to Content Search form Search Log in Create account Drupal Drupal
Log in or register to post comments Comment #29 did1979 CreditAttribution: did1979 commented June 3, 2009 at 11:38am Hello, I have the same problem but with all browser. And unfortunately, today I meet the same issue today. well i've started getting a different error now -as well as the original one-, the problem seems to crop up randomly on creation, if it is created with the problem, the Log in or register to post comments Comment #105 2dareis2do CreditAttribution: 2dareis2do commented August 5, 2010 at 11:03am Worked for me.
Seems like is a conflict somewhere. The system cannot find the path specified. Log in or register to post comments Comment #8 ortizmj12 CreditAttribution: ortizmj12 commented November 25, 2008 at 3:59pm I made the change, and I wasn't able to get beyond the Drupal Drupal should automatically set a tmp directory for you, but it would help to just confirm that it is setup and working for you, visit admin/settings/file-system, and make sure that the
I've been redirected to the error page of the transparent proxy of my network. Hope this gonna help a bit.
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