Hello,

Anybody was already looking to port this module to drupal6?

Any particular problems foreseen with the port? I had problems for example with APC and the core upload module in drupal5, that's why I had to disable this great uploadprogress feature again...

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no resources currently to do so - expect late fall

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Panis -

There is still a need for this fabulous module. Thought you might want to know!

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Title: Drupal6 port? » File Upload Progress Monitor: Drupal6 port?

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Title: File Upload Progress Monitor: Drupal6 port? » Drupal6 port?

We know in which module we are. ;-)

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still wishing the wish....

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I would like this as well. Thanks!

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i have no bandwidth to update this for 6.x - if anybody has a port I am can either help you check in the changes or grant you CVS access.

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Here's an untested port - feedback please.

edit: on line 127 there's an extra set of [] in the description for requirements (was there in original code), just remove them so it looks like this;

From;
$upp_req['description'][] = $t('uploadprogress PECL extension is required... rest of code... blah...

To;
$upp_req['description'] = $t('uploadprogress PECL extension is required... rest of code... blah...

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Title: Drupal6 port? » File Upload Progress Monitor: Drupal6 port?
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Title: File Upload Progress Monitor: Drupal6 port? » Drupal6 port?
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So no-ones willing to try the port I made? Yet you all subscribe to this thread... Some help you lot are... I wonder why I bother...

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Sorry fpor forgetting to review this :)
I´ve installed, with no warning messages, but cannot use it because "Use following Extension: Not supported on your server"
I´ll need to check out PHP version with my hosting company...

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Looks like there's an error with the APC notification. See the attached screenshot.

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I had uploadprogress running in a D5 installation using APC. (with all the requiered APC settings)

I have been testing this version in a D6 installation, and there is no errors in the module.

But the uploadprogress.js has errors as I think that it is not using the new Drupal.behaviors functionality.

This is the error:

Drupal.jsUpload is undefined
uploadprogress.js?C()()uploadpr...ress.js?C (line 79)
[Break on this error] Drupal.jsUpload.prototype.onsubmit = function () {

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This has been integrated with cck filefield as of Drupal 6. I'm not sure about the standard upload field though.

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I can see there is a bit of history to this thread - does anyone have any pointers to a working upload progress module for the 'File Attachments' node fields? I know CCK's FileField has uploadprogress support, but sadly File Attachments do not seem to benefit from the work done within that module.

I've tested the supplied port on Drupal 6.20 and don't see any change to the upload behaviour. CCK Filefield display the progress bar as usual, and File Attachments don't show the upload progress bar.

Is there any solution to this functionality gap at present? I'm kinda committed to using File Attachments due to the Private Upload module ( http://drupal.org/project/private_upload ) integration, and no Drupal 6 CCK Filefield alternative from what I can see.

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Actually - this is possible using modules available for CCK, so ignore my comment #26 above :-) It's a shame be core upload does not have uploadprogress support, but as long as there is a viable way around it I'm happy...