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Okay thanks for the answer…

I’ve solved it though with the SMTP plugin and using my Gmail account. When going live I will try it without this plugin. I heard using an email address from the same domain as your website will do the trick.

For the SMTP plugin check:
https://www.callum-macdonald.com/code/wp-mail-smtp

I found the solution:

1. Settings > Media
2-4. https://bloggingbits.com/post-thumbnails-in-wordpress

When working on a local server and having troubles with the media library, take a look at this post: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/353296?replies=5

Bye

Wow, it works, thanks a lot! I will be careful though!

For other readers, you might want to take a look at:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_File_Permissions

Again, thanks!!!

Thanks for answering!

Seems like almost all media uploader problems are permissions related.

Okay, but when operating locally do you have to deal with permissions? That seems strange…

Exactly what happens when you upload?

This message appears (translated from Dutch): The uploaded file could not be moved to /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/PANOS_CMS/wp-content/uploads.

What kind of server do you have?

I am using XAMPP on my Mac (I know, it’s better to use MAMP). So I’m using Apache as a server.

If you mean that you are putting files in the ‘uploads’ directory

That’s exactly what I meant, but okay, that doesn’t work.

So what to do next, instead of writing my own script (this should be my last resort)

Thanks a lot! Now I know where to look for.

And by the way, I solved it.
I copied and pasted the loop from index.php into page.php (where I echoed). I’ve added
<?php query_posts('category_name=acties&posts_per_page=-1'); ?>
above the new pasted loop and voila… it worked.

* being ‘acties’ as my category name, and
* -1 showing all posts

Thanks