Attachment (and the filemanager api that's underneath it) blow upload.module out of the water. Unfortunately, one of the mmust-have modules for a site that I'm working on doesnt cooperate with it: inline.module.

Inlining of attached images with an [inline:1]...[inline:2] syntax seems like a universally handy feature...

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Geary’s picture

Geary commented

I have a site running with both the attachment and upload modules, and they are working together with the inline module with no problems. (This is a temporary situation--I'm converting the site to use the attachment module but left the upload module installed to handle old content until I convert it.) The inline module picks up files from both modules.

What specific problems did you run into?

ccourtne’s picture

ccourtne commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

This module is focused on facilitating and managing file attachments for nodes. [inline:1] syntax is great but specific to a particular markup language. I think support for the attachment module should be added to your filter code that creates your markup language (example add that feature to the bbcode module which it would match the syntax). Also it would be nice to have things like the tinymce have a plugin which would read the attachment list for inline links/images, but I think that is a feature request of the tinymce module not this one.