http:200 error on sermon uploads

Does your editor user has permissions to run scripts? Check the SermonSpeaker options in the "Permissions" tab if that action is allowed for that user group. If the user group is allowed to "Create" and "Run Scripts", it should work.

Hi,
Joomla has no "Run Scripts" for users. "Edit State" should be something like "Run Scripts" but for unpublished sermons (after automatic upload) you need disallowed "Edit State" ...

These are Joomla User actions:
Configure ACL & Options, Configure Options Only, Access Administration Interface, Create, Delete, Edit, Edit State

My user has allowed:
Create, Edit
What to change? Thanks

Radovan

Radovan wrote: Hi,
Joomla has no "Run Scripts" for users.

Joomla Core doesn't have that action, but SermonSpeaker has it. So check the permission tab in the SermonSpeaker options:

Hi Thomas, thanks and yes, now it works. I didn't realized that there are also permissions (in options of Sermon Speaker) for users too...

In language file "/components/com_sermonspeaker/language/en-GB/en-GB.com_sermonspeaker.ini" (and in the all other for other languages) is missing this string:
; New with 5.1.2
COM_SERMONSPEAKER_ID3_NO_MATCH_FOUND="The following ID3 tags were present, but no matching entry in the database was found"

Added to frontend strings with github.com/Bakual/SermonSpeaker/commit/9...6ade64320eb631787d81

As for the other language files, those need to be translated by the translators (see www.sermonspeaker.net/11-sermonspeaker/n...opentranslators.html ). If they are not present, the english string will be used.

Hey Thomas, quick update:

As a method of troubleshooting, I re-encoded one of the troubling MP3 files using Adobe Media Encoder. The file size ballooned to 46mb, but after re-encoding the same file I could never upload, it uploaded the 46mb file fully and that file works.

Why would that ever be? Especially since I didn't think it could be an error within the file itself because it uploaded fine to your server?

Nick