Closed (fixed)
Project:
DataBase File Manager
Version:
5.x-6.0
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
18 Apr 2008 at 02:43 UTC
Updated:
22 Apr 2010 at 16:23 UTC
I can't upload a file at all. However I'm running firebug in Firefox and this is the error and information I get right after clicking the "upload new" button:
GB_show is not defined
http:///home/modules/dbfm/js/dbfm.js
Line 591
Comments
Comment #1
rooey commentedInstall DBFMgreybox - and the other required modules.
Comment #2
rooey commentedComment #3
br4k3r commentedStill having this problem with ALL required modules installed at the versions listed in the module page. Not working on Firefox or IE
Comment #4
rooey commentedGB_show is a function of DBFMGreybox. You must install the module - please double check the correct version of the module is installed (as described on the DBFM project homepage).
M.
Comment #5
bryanjhickey commentedHi
I'm new to this so I hope I'm posting in the right space.
I am having a similar problem. I am using Drupal 5.7 | PHP5 on siteground's server. I have checked that all the module versions are correct:
dapi-5.x-1.0.tar.gz
dbfm-5.x-3.3.tar.gz
dbfmgreybox-5.x-3.0.tar.gz
jstools-5.x-0.6.tar.gz
The firebug error (I'm using firefox 3.0) is:
Also Opera 9.5 has some error information (though slightly different to firebug's output):
I also have TinyMCE installed. The plugin does not appear on the TinyMCE toolbar, though the DBFM 'filing cabinet' icon appears under the text area. Clicking on it results in another error:
This may be a separate issue, and so, needs to be posted elsewhere? Is that right?
Comment #6
geoff_eagles commentedThanks for sending the error reports - makes life easier!
It tells me dbFM just can't see the greybox javascript (if you look at the headers on your page the greybox js code won't be present.
Now I know you've loaded the greybox module BUT it won't do a thing until you go into the site configuration option for dbfmgreybox and do a Save. Until that point the variables won't have been created.
Try that and tell me whether it works
Comment #7
geoff_eagles commented"This may be a separate issue, and so, needs to be posted elsewhere? Is that right?"
I'm fairly sure most people are having variations on the same problem
Comment #8
bryanjhickey commentedThanks Geoff,
Yes, saving the greybox module worked and I can now upload files (Administer >> Site configuration >> dbfmgreybox then Save Configuration) and I'm pretty sure this was in the set-up instructions ;).
Really should pay closer attention to those in the future.
Comment #9
geoff_eagles commentedanother issue bites the dust
Comment #10
lias commentedJust a quick note that I had this same problem and when I saved the greybox options the uploads worked. This might be helpful as a note in the Readme text.
Thanks!