Closed (fixed)
Project:
Media Gallery
Version:
7.x-1.0-beta7
Component:
Documentation
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
18 Apr 2012 at 19:03 UTC
Updated:
20 Jul 2012 at 06:21 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
moloc commentedYou can upload multiple files with the Plupload Module. It replaces the single file upload functionality of media with multiple files upload (using plupload library).
Comment #2
nEo-1664 commentedhttp://drupal.org/node/1115474
Should help. You need to download the plupload library files as well. Available from: https://github.com/downloads/moxiecode/plupload/plupload_1_5_4.zip
Comment #3
lionheart8 commentedHi
In spite of following the instructions in the readme.txt of the plupload module =>
I do not get the multiple upload capability. Instead the upload interface looks like what is in the attached file when I try to add pictures to a gallery. It appears "normal" (second attachment) with other content types.
So what am I missing or doing wrong? [I also have the multiform module added]
Regards
Comment #4
moloc commentedIt seems your library is not compatible.
Which version of plupload module do you have?
Which verison of plupload library do you have (You can find this information on ?q=admin/reports/status )?
Do you get an error message for plupload library on the Status Report site?
Comment #5
krazykellie commentedThanks so much for your suggestions! I was able to use the Plupload and it works perfect! I love the Drupal Community!
Comment #6
lionheart8 commentedGood question. ;)
v1.5.4. & latest version of the module.
I crosschecked & found that instead of placing plupload in all/libraries, it was in modules/libraries
It seems to be OK now. Will test it later.
Thank you & regards
Comment #7
moloc commentedAs everyting is now working -> fixed.
Comment #9
constantinejohny commentedHi, I have the same problem in here.
Using plupload library v.1.5.4. and module v. 7.x-1.0.
Using Media v.7.x-1.1.
And yep, I have uploaded the plupload library to ites/all/libraries.
Can't upload multiple files, can't see the drop area for files.
Any clues?
Comment #10
moloc commentedInstall the module in #1 and check for errors in #4.
Maybe you can open a new issue instead of writing in a closed one.
Comment #11
constantinejohny commentedOf course I did all of that. I said I use Plupload module v 7.x-1.0 in my post above.
And since it's the same issue I thought it's better to write in this thread.
Anyway, in #6 lionheart8 says he'll test it later, so I thought it's not yet fully OK.
Sorry if I made a mistake. Just wanna make this great module work on my site :)
Comment #12
moloc commentedCan you open ?q=admin/reports/status and report back, what information you can find there about "plupload" ?
Can you provide a screenshot of the media-upload popup?
Comment #13
constantinejohny commentedIt says "Plupload library 1.5.4"
Screen of the popup added.
Comment #14
moloc commentedIt seems that one of the following files are not loaded. Do you have them?
Do you get errors in the error-console of you browser?
Can you check whether this resources are loaded or not?
Comment #15
constantinejohny commentedYeah, both of the files are in there, with 777 attributes.
No errors shown.
Dunno how to check if the resources are loaded :/
Comment #16
constantinejohny commentedHi,
so I finally found out how to fix this.
When I enabled the Overlay module today, it started working. I tried to disable it again and voila - it stopped working.
Is it dependent on the Overlay module? Should it be written on the module page?
EDIT: It is a combination of administrative theme and Overlay I think.
My test:
Overlay off and administrative theme = my default theme -> didn't work
Overlay on and administrative theme = my default theme -> works
Overlay off and administrative theme = Seven -> works
Overlay on and administrative theme = Seven -> works
Comment #17
moloc commentedThere is no dependency with the overlay module. So is it still an issue for you (otherwise we close the issue)?
You say, that is not working with your theme, but with all others it will work?
Another try:
Open ?q=media/browser&render=media-popup&id=media_gallery&multiselect=true
with overlay module enabled and one time with overlay module disabled. (Both with your theme.)
Is the upload-display now correct (in both situations)? If not, search for the difference in the html source.
Comment #18
constantinejohny commentedHi,
maybe it's a problem with the theme then...
As I said, it doesn't work only if Overlay is disabled and administrative theme is set to default theme, not to Seven.
I tried your code and it works in every case - Overlay on / off and administrative theme Seven / default theme.
So a big thanks for helping me to solve this out, and sorry for being a pain in the ass when the module works :/ I'll test more before I post something the next time.
Comment #19
lsolesen commented