Hi Cheese!

Ok, I get the HTTP Error on error. And to debug it, I have put die("hello"); in the first line of "public function uploads3() "
BUT, it still gives me the "HTTP ERROR". I am kinda lost on where to check next. This is just a test page to make sure the S3 is working.
Any idea on how I can debug this further?

--changed the name of my buckets and auth codes below.

Here is my code
in uploadify folder _config I have

<?php
S3File::set_auth("xxxxxxxxxx", "xxxxxxxxxxx");
S3File::set_default_bucket('media.mydomain.com');
Director::addRules(10, array(
   UploadifyUploader::$url_segment => 'UploadifyUploader'
));

and my test page code has:
<?php
class TestPage extends Page {

   public static $db = array(
      );

   public static $has_one = array(
      'S3Test' => 'S3File'
   );
public function getCMSFields() {
      $f = parent::getCMSFields();
      $f->addFieldToTab("Root.Content.S3 Storage", $s3 = new S3UploadField('S3Test','Send a file to Amazon S3'));
$s3->setVar('s3bucket', 'media.mydomain.com');
      return $f;
   }
}
   
class TestPage_Controller extends Page_Controller {
   public static $allowed_actions = array ();
   public function init() {
      parent::init();
   }
}

Yeh I did that,

---public function uploads3() {
      die('hello');

but it doesnt throw the error. Not sure why?

Sorry, I missed that in your initial post. Did you put that in S3UploadField.php or S3Uploader.php?

Just tried also S3Uploader.php but its still the same, not catching the die() in the first line of uploads3

Oddly enough, it appears to be uploading (progress bar goes up to 100%, then throws its http error.
John