Gallery upload stuck at 98% 99% for digital camera images

Oh I see the problem.

I left this perimeter at default and my Images where huge.

Process Original

If uploaded image is bigger than this size, it will be resized according this parameters and stored as original image

Original width (px)

Original height (px)

Show download all button

NoYes

Works now.

Now a new problem, after uploaded all the photos, saved I can not view the record, the page is white.

I did, there was nothing.

Look page source. Sometimes error text inside HTML tag and invisible. Try also to see error log.

The Page Source is empty, the Generated Source says

Thats it.

Error log only shows about User Name password incorrect logs, nothing else.

This is very weird.

I changed template and it works now. unfortunately I cannot find why.

YOu also have an error "Could not load field tmpl XML file" because you have folder tmpl in fields forder.

Oh, what template did you change? the sites? And also "because you have folder tmpl in fields forder. "

What do you mean?

I do not remember already what I did with template.

But if you go to /components/com_cobalt/fields you will see folder there named "tmpl". Probably you placed it there to backup something. But cobalt fetch this directory to analyze fields and this folder is not recognized as a field.

Thanks I got rid of that error but my Blank posts when I upload my Images is still present. I am sorry I didn't leave you with a proper example last time, this time in the Test post I uploaded the images that wont load. I don't understand because i even went the extra mile of saving each image for web export in photoshop to get rid of all the Meta stuff.

http://labswitched.com/blog/item/3-whatever/67-test

You have very big files, and application has not enough memory to resize so big files.

I add in index.php this line to increase memory

ini_set("memory_limit", "256M"); 

And also I set small thumbnails size for full view.

Thank you so much, I didn't realize how much memory it would use to display such images. Thanks again!