Closed (fixed)
Project:
FileField Image
Version:
6.x-1.0-beta1
Component:
Documentation
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
30 Jun 2008 at 17:33 UTC
Updated:
23 Jul 2008 at 10:56 UTC
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Comment #1
jthomasbailey commentedComment #2
jpetso commentedThis is not filefield_image, and in fact it's not even a standard filefield. It's the upload module that comes with Drupal core, which is completely independent from filefield, neither module makes any use of the other one's functionality.
The way that you use it is like any other CCK field module: drop it in the modules folder and enable it, then go to any content type, choose the "Add field" tab, configure how you want it to behave and display, and make subsequent changes to it in the "Manage fields" tab for your content type.
Yeah, I should write up more detailed docs. But then, anyone can. You could too, and expand the rough outline above into a short tutorial as you discover how it works :)
You know, I'm short on time too, so sorry if there's stuff missing.
Comment #3
stinky commentedUhmm..nothing gets uploaded. I created a "File" field type in cck, and when I try to upload the image, it doesn't upload and there isn't an error msg.
Comment #4
jpetso commented@stinky:
This is probably a) a bug, and b) unrelated to this issue. Please don't follow up on issues where you're not convinced that they tackle the same problem.
Apart from that, I would guess that your image is larger than the allowed file size that your php.ini values define.
Comment #5
seismic54 commentedi also tried to used this module but "image" object have not appeared in "file type" section like attachment image.
is there any solution for it
thanks
Comment #6
jpetso commented@seismic54:
Did you try the procedure that I outlined in comment #2? Have you enabled "Image" widgets and/or display formatters? Are you using the Content permissions module?
Comment #7
BrightLoudNoise commentedHere's some more detailed documentation which hopefully clarifies the install / config process.
/admin/build/modules
Enable FileField, FileField Image, and optionally FileField ImageCache
Save configuration
/admin/content/types
Add content type, or edit existing content type
Add Field
Create new field
- Field name:
- Label:
- Field type:
Continue
- Widget type:
Continue
yourcontenttype settings
Permitted upload file extensions:
File path:
File widgets
[X] Images (png/jpeg/gif)
[ ] Generic files
Global settings
...
[ ] Always list files
File display:
[X] Images (transformed with ImageCache) if you enabled imagecache earlier
[X] Images (png/jpeg/gif, original size)
[ ] Generic files
Save field settings
Comment #8
jpetso commentedThanks to BrightLoudNoise, there's now an official documentation page at http://drupal.org/node/278273 - I transferred the tutorial and spiced it with nice formatting and a minor amount of additional explanations. Thanks! That goes directly on the project page now :)
Comment #9
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.