1. Upload an image using a filefield that allows unlimited filefields
2. Ajax request replaces the filefield and creates a new upload field
3. Connector, on a non-subscribed account, will drupal_set_message to remind you to connect your self
https://skitch.com/ezra-g/g3pbm/asdfasdfasdfasdf-commons-wc
Seems like something like http://drupalcode.org/project/devel.git/blob/refs/heads/6.x-1.x:/devel.m... would help reduce that weirdness by detecting ajax requests and not doing the dsm.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | acquia-connector-signup-d6-1408050.patch | 1.65 KB | coltrane |
| #3 | acquia-connector-signup-d7-1408050.patch | 1.82 KB | coltrane |
Comments
Comment #1
coltraneLooking for an easier way to do this besides a shutdown function.
Comment #2
coltraneFurther investigation turns out this is not infact the POST but the GET request for the image itself (in D7) or (in D6) filefield artifacts like filefield/progress/f065d15627ef88cabf6ec64b9e214606. I'll have to blacklist some paths.
Comment #3
coltraneComment #4
gregglesDidn't test, but makes sense to me. I forgot that headers aren't generally available before shutdown.
Comment #5
coltraneCommitted. http://drupalcode.org/project/acquia_connector.git/commit/ddc2ea0 and http://drupalcode.org/project/acquia_connector.git/commit/e95d5bb