Hi all, <br> <br>I'm an undergraduate student currently working with other
undergraduates on a project for architecture students taking a class in
digital design. The students upload their designs in the form of .jpg
attachments inside of the comment content type within a post called
assignment 1, 2, 3... Uploaded images are shown via the Brilliant
Gallery module. <br>
<br>We have been having trouble attaching files recently. The site was
working fine the day before this attachment problem appeared. As far as
I can tell, the changes that were made to the site include: <br><ul><div><li>Modules folder permissions changed for all developer access, <br>
</li></div><li>CSS in the Brilliant Gallery module changed so that no background showed around each image, and <br></li><div><li>the new version of Token was installed. <br></li></div></ul><div>The currently installed modules are listed below: <br>
<ul><li>
FileField</li><li>FileField Paths</li><li>Category</li><li>Gradebook</li><li>ImageAPI</li><li>ImageCache</li><li>Brilliant Gallery</li><li>Comment Upload</li><li>Lightbox 2</li><li>Token</li><li>Upload Preview</li><li>Upload Path</li>
<li>User Import</li><li>Views<br></li></ul><br>Upload Path is a module
that routes the file attached to a specific content type to a specific
folder, therefore allowing brilliant gallery to create a gallery out of
the images from a specific title. <br>
<br><b>Problem</b>:<br></div>Any attachments to the assignment content
type are not attached, but when checking via a terminal connection /
SSH / or SFTP access are uploaded to the files folder designated by the
system. The files are not routed to the correct location as designated
by the Upload Path module. When checking in the phpMyAdmin, the file is
not attached to a specific node. Are they supposed to be attached to
the nodes? <br>
<br><b>My Working Hypotheses</b>:<br>1) there might be a permissions
problem. The comment upload works and routes to the specific folder
correctly but the regular attachments are not attaching. (FYI: Comment
Upload is a specific module that is different from the built-in Upload
module but utilizes the features.)<div><br>
2) the updated token module might have affected the workings of Upload Path.<br><br></div>If
there is some other information you need including checking out the
site for yourself just let me know and I'll set up a special username
and password. <br>
<br>The site is located at <a href="http://fasttex-dev.diia.utexas.edu/drupal_dev/dri" target="_blank">http://fasttex-dev.diia.utexas.edu/drupal_dev/dri</a>.<br><br><br>Thanks for any help you can give me, <br><font color="#888888"><font color="#888888">
Ryan Yip</font></font>