Closed (fixed)
Project:
DataBase File Manager
Version:
5.x-3.5
Component:
Code
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
9 Sep 2008 at 10:09 UTC
Updated:
11 Sep 2008 at 10:10 UTC
I have installed database file manager.I am using Drupal 5. Whenever I click on the upload file icon the explorer shows javascript error.When you check the details of that error it contains..Drupal.behaviors NULL or not an object.. Same is the case with the search Icon. Is there a solution for this???
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| dbfmerror.jpg | 29.82 KB | harshaharsha |
Comments
Comment #1
geoff_eagles commentedUnusual looking URL?
dbfm won't run unless clean url's are switched on, so start with that
Comment #2
harshaharsha commentedThanks..It has started showing the form but now the problem is that whenever I upload any file it says "File is not valid for upload - document management.txt has an invalid extension - contact your site administrator"
How can this be solved??
Comment #3
harshaharsha commentedComment #4
geoff_eagles commentedANY file?
Go to the configuration screen for dbfm (admin/settings/dbfm) and check the list of excluded file extensions - clear the list and save the settings. Then click the reset extensions and file limits checkbox and save again.
Does that do it??
Comment #5
harshaharsha commentedYes, It worked.But there is a prob with the search icon. Whenever clicked, it opens a popup which contains a message "Search not implemented". What can be the reason for it??
Comment #6
harshaharsha commentedYa and one more thing, is there any way by which I can allow only specific people (admin) to change the Status and Distribution of the file. I mean something like, a user can only upload a file and then it is goes to admin for him to change the status and distribution for that file.
Comment #7
geoff_eagles commentedBecause search hasn't been implemented?
Search will be in the next release
There's a very simple filename search at the moment (right click on a directory). But the real search is still being coded
Yes, you can set file and directory ownership based on roles or groups - I suggest you read the help which I hope tells you all about it (though I haven't actually read it myself - Dennis wrote it!)
You've used up your ration of assistance for the time being
Comment #8
harshaharsha commentedThanks..it was really very helpful..
Comment #9
harshaharsha commented