Closed (fixed)
Project:
Imce CCK Image
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
25 Jun 2008 at 16:08 UTC
Updated:
8 Jul 2009 at 20:00 UTC
There's no alt-text option for the image I add. There's a field for it in the database. Am I missing something or is it on it's way?
Comments
Comment #1
simmoe commentedI also miss this very much - without it the code wont pass as strict xhtml
Comment #2
yang_yi_cn commentedThe code was almost there! Just didn't make a place to enter it. I've make a patch:
search imceimage.module, near the bottom, in function imceimage_process, change
the following
to
Comment #3
yang_yi_cn commentedI recently got the co-maintain right of this project, so committed and rolled a new release.
Comment #4
yurtboy commentedI will try this out? Or is there a version I should just download?
Comment #5
yang_yi_cn commentedThe changes has been there in 6-1.0-beta1 version.
Comment #6
jenpasch commentedI have the latest 6-1.0-beta1. Not clear how to enter title/alt/etc...
Advice?
Thanks
(on reviewing the code again, is the "title" called "caption" ?)
Comment #7
yang_yi_cn commentedyeah, did you see the input field 'caption' when you editing the node ?
Comment #8
phpgeek commentedActually i dont think this one is fixed.
The caption field is shown when your editing the node - but not when you create the node. It is kind of stupid that you need to create the content, save the node - and then edit the node to add caption? I can't follow this logic.
I'm a bit busy at the moment - but if there isn't any fixes in next week - i will try to write a small patch to get this working.
Comment #9
yang_yi_cn commentedinteresting...
Comment #10
yurtboy commentedworks here is I am super admin but not a regular user?
Comment #11
yurtboy commentedignore that it works for all the needed users. I am going to open up a request though cause I do no see the caption field until I first upload an image.
Comment #12
ball.in.th commentedSubscribing. This is wonderful. Could "Title" be added as well? Like in ImageField, you can set both "Title" and "ALT" text. Title would normally get displayed as a tooltip with most browsers.
Comment #13
momper commentedsub
Comment #14
danepowell commentedIs this related? #490268: Title attribute text is corrupted for image links
Comment #15
danepowell commentedThat issue that I linked to turned out to be a Views bug.
It sounds like this issue is fixed, so I'll mark it as such.
@ball.in.th, if you are still interested in title attribute please open a separate issue for that.