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      Creating a new topic fails with "Something went wrong while parsing server response" when an image is uploaded in the post body
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      While creating a new topic on the Deskshare Support Forum, uploading an image into the topic body causes the create action to fail. Instead of publishing the topic with the image attached or embedded, the forum shows the error message: "Something went wrong while parsing server response."
      This blocks a common support workflow: customers and support staff often attach screenshots when describing a product problem. If image upload during topic creation fails, the user must abandon the image or leave the issue incomplete.
      Topic creation without an image was not reported as failing; the failure appears when an image is included in the body during create. [link text](link url)C:\Users\susmitat\Pictures\Screenshots

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