Possible Causes & Solutions #
- Insufficient User Permissions
- Cause: You are not an Administrator or Shop Manager.
- Solution: Check your WordPress user role and make sure you have sufficient permissions to upload media.
- No Write Access via WooCommerce REST API
- Cause: Hippoo requires proper API access to upload media.
- Solution:
- Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API.
- Ensure the API key you are using has Read/Write permissions.
- Update the key if necessary.
- File Size Exceeds Server Limits
- Cause: Your image or document is too large for the server to handle.
- Solution:
- Check your hosting settings for upload_max_filesize and post_max_size in PHP configuration.
- Resize your image or split large documents.
- Contact your host if limits are too low.
- Unsupported File Type
- Cause: The file format you are trying to upload is not supported.
- Solution:
- Make sure the file is a supported format (e.g.,
.jpg
,.png
,.gif
,.pdf
). - Convert the file to a supported format if needed.
- Make sure the file is a supported format (e.g.,
- Server or Permission Issues
- Cause: The
wp-content/uploads
folder may not have correct write permissions. - Solution:
- Ensure the folder permissions are set to 755 or 775 depending on your server.
- Make sure the web server user has ownership or write access.
- Cause: The
- Temporary Glitches or Caching
- Cause: Sometimes browser or plugin caching can prevent uploads.
- Solution:
- Clear your browser cache and cookies.
- Disable caching or security plugins temporarily and try again.
- Try using a different browser.
- Still Having Issues?
- If you’ve tried all the above steps and cannot upload media, please contact us at:
- 📧 [email protected]
- Include:
- Your WordPress username and role
- File type and size you are trying to upload
- Any error messages received
- This will help us troubleshoot the issue faster.