This seems to be a read-write permission issue. Try once by changing the “wp-content” folder’s permissions to 755. Don’t give 777 permission as at the end you have to reverse the permission from security point of view.
If above method doesn’t work, please add below code in wp-config.php file.
define('WP_TEMP_DIR', ABSPATH . 'wp-content/');
Anurag i am also faceing same issue and above both tips are not working.
can u tell me other solutions?
Note that if the temp directory is defined otherwise further down in the wp-config.php file, the later definition must either be changed to the above, or deleted.
This arose in my installation which started as a local Bitnami WordPress install, but kept the same temp directory (pointing to my C: drive) when I moved it to a hosting provider. I had placed the above code at the top of the file, but it was being superceeded by the later temp folder definition that I was unaware of.
So, try checking further down in the wp-config.php file to see if there is already a temp file that either doesn’t exist, or you don’t have the 755 permissions set.
