Link to configure image_import is incorrect on Status Report page and README.txt [#309872]

Hello,
I've got a status report error "Import directory has not been configured". There are three steps in the README for image_import - Enable, configure, set permissions. I've enabled the module, but am unable to configure it. The README says to configure at Admin >> site Config >> Image Import...however, the module does not appear anywhere in the Admin Config area. Even when I click on the 'configure link' in the Status Report - it simply takes me to admin >> config (not to Admin >> config >> Image_import)

Is this documentation old, or does it now appear in a new menu? I've searched this issue throughout Drupal and Google, and have not found this bug before.

I cannot tell that there are any immediate problems - just the bold red warning block on the Status Report. Please advise.

Thanks,
Kelly

Comment	File	Size	Author
#2	image_import_url.patch	1.44 KB	brenda003

Comments

Comment #1

td540 commented 13 October 2008 at 09:51

Hi Kelly,

I'm having the same error, have you found the solution perhaps?

Greets,
T

Comment #2

brenda003

she/her

commented 14 October 2008 at 17:12

Title:	Status report error: Import directory has not been configured	» Link to configure image_import is incorrect on Status Report page
Status:	Active	» Needs review

Status	File	Size
new	image_import_url.patch	1.44 KB

The path to configure is actually administer -> site configuration -> images, and then there is a tab labeled "image import" you can click on. The link to the configure page is also incorrect at the Status Report page, it should actually be admin/settings/image/image_import rather than admin/settings/image_import.

Attached patch fixes the URL.

Comment #3

brenda003

she/her

commented 14 October 2008 at 17:13

Title:

Link to configure image_import is incorrect on Status Report page

» Link to configure image_import is incorrect on Status Report page and README.txt

Updated title.

Comment #4

lamarkii commented 14 October 2008 at 18:36

Thanks for this. As I now understand it the image import directory cannot be inside the images directory? At least, setting it up under /files rather than under /files/images solved the problem! There are numerous related posts on this subject so hopefully this will help others too.

BTW, as a newbie I've no idea how to apply the supplied patch:-)