aherring

RE: Xammpp

Since the Podpress plugin is designed to work on a webserver, not a local file system, it is probably getting confused with the 2.

Try manually entering the physical path to your /uploads/ dir on your HD. Probably something like this:

C:\xampplite\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\uploads\

Although Xampp and Xampplite are great tools, they do lack something you’ll find on a ‘real’ server. For example, if you are using permalinks like this:

http://www.mykewlsite.com/mypage/

then the Xampp default install won’t recognize that as a page, it sees it as a path to a folder!

You have to use MODrewrite to modify your apache install. I know that’s not directly relevant to Podpress, but it IS an example of the weakness of Xampp as it realtes to WordPress. Know what I mean, jelly bean?

cheerz