Try setting uploads to single and not multiple - log out and clear your cache and uploads should work.

That's how I got it working.

how do you do that? set the upload to single that is

That's how I got it working.

However, 0.9.7.7 introduces new tables and columns on the database, and there isn't an upgrade script yet, so I had to create all tables and columns manually.

If you have this problem I suggest you wait until the official release before upgrading to it.

I've done a little bit of investigating, and here's what I've got so far (the filemanager library uses a variable called $event to determine if the user is uploading an image or not):

- When the file manager is first launched, the $event is not 'upload' and tokens are fine. The one the panel posts and the one on the server side (session) match
- When the user changes the folder view on filemanager or navigates to other folders, the $event isn't 'upload' and the tokens are fine again
- When the user clicks on the "Upload" button, the $event variable is 'upload' and the server side token (the one in session) is destroyed; "$this->session->userdata('uploadTokken');" returns an empty string

I'm still trying to find the actual reason, and I'll post my results when I get them.

Edit: I have access to four installations of Ionize (one local, three remote), and only a single one of the remote ones is working right now. I've just made the local installation was from a fresh copy of Ionize and it doesn't work either. Both not working remote installations are actually clones of the working one. The only difference between all these installations is that the working one is running on IIS while other ones run on Apache.