I am helping out with a WordPress site which is hosted on IIS on Windows Server 2012 R2, running PHP 5.6 (don't ask - and please don't snark - this is a website for my local church)
For some reason I keep getting "Missing Temporary Folder" everytime someone tries to upload any media files.
I have tried creating a "temp" folder in the "wp-content" folder. I have also reset all permissions on the ENTIRE wp-content folder, removing any "read-only" locks and granting all users "full control" (yes - I'm getting this desperate to just get the dang thing working at this point!)
In the wp-config.php I've specified my temp directory. (this used to be a relative path, but I've switched to an absolute path, just to rule out the virtual directory in IIS confusing things)
define('WP_TEMP_DIR', 'C:\inetpub\wwwroot\wp_church\wp-content\temp');
In my PHP.ini (in the installation folder for PHP) I defined:
upload_tmp_dir = C:\wpupload
I created that folder, and again gave all users full control.
I have since rebooted the server and run IISRESET numerous times.
But every time I try uploading a media file I still get the error message:
Missing Temporary Folder
Can anyone help??? Please?
