bgruhn76:
I am running Zen Cart v1.3.5/v1.3.0If you got that version info from your Admin, then it's worth pointing out that it's not good that your database is being reported as being at a different version (v1.3.0) than your PHP files (v1.3.5). It means someone upgraded the files but skipped upgrading the database ... which could lead to odd problems for shoppers and order handling.
However, the mismatch shouldn't have any affect on the ability to upload images.
bgruhn76:
It worked great for a while.So ... what happened between the time when "it worked great" and the time when it stopped working "great"?
bgruhn76:
I checked the ../store/images directory permissions and they are set at 777
The other product images all are in there, and work fine.If the permissions are correct on the /store/images/ folder then that's not the problem.
The problem "might" be with something else on the server, such as the server's /tmp/ folder (which you have no control over ... only your hosting company can touch it) or the server's PHP configuration (again your hosting company has to deal with that).
What's your hosting company saying about your problem? Have you talked to their tech support department?
bgruhn76:
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am not great with PHP, so if you could "dumb" it down for me, that'd be most appreciated as well.
It likely has nothing to do with needing to reprogram any PHP.
If the upload is properly triggered but cannot complete, you should be seeing an error message.
Something you haven't stated is whether you have any addons installed and what they are.
In fact, you skipped over answering some of the questions asked on the New Threads screen ... perhaps answering any unanswered ones now may help:
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In the meantime, you can probably use FTP to upload your images manually, and then just edit the product and specify the image filename.
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