Firstly, Imagepicker is an excellent idea - great to see such an easy way to add images to content!

I have just installed the module, and have added an image to a node, which all went very smoothly. However, I can't seem to find a way to add more than one image. After I have inserted the image I can see no link in the Imagepicker iframe to take me back to upload another image.

Similarly, if I edit the one image I have uploaded, and click the cancel button, I am taken to the uploaded image browser. I can't find a way from there to upload a new one either.

Am I missing something? :-)

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wessex commented

I can see that I'm missing the tabs referred to in the readme file. Hmm.

I've opened the iframe in a new window, and still can't see any tabs. When I go to imagepicker/browse in a new window, the thumbnails for already uploaded images (I've done three separately) aren't square, and obscure the "Upload another image" link.

So what I've done is edit imagepicker.tpl.php to manually insert those links, so it's sort of fixed.

I thought that it could be a CSS problem, as I could see the class "tabs" applied to the tabs div in imagepicker.tpl.php - however, from looking at the source of a rendered imagepicker page, I can see that the div is empty.

I'm not sure if this is a bug or something at my end?

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hutch commented

The source of the iframe should contain

<div class="tabs"><ul class="tabs primary">
<li class="active"><a href="/drupal/imagepicker" class="active">Upload</a></li>
<li><a href="/drupal/imagepicker/browse">Browse</a></li>
</ul>
</div>

If you are nor seeing the tabs at all, can you try it in another theme like bluemarine?

There is a new dev version out, it is the same as the 'stable' one except for the addition of some code discussed in
http://drupal.org/node/321162

Download from http://drupal.org/project/imagepicker

With this you can put a copy of imagepicker.tpl.php into your default theme directory and that will be used instead, so you can edit that instead of the one in module/imagepicker.

You might also want to set the iframe height in admin settings to something like 700 and avoid the scrollbar

I can't think what else to suggest, I'm a bit baffled ;-(

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wessex commented

Thanks for the suggestions. I've tried the Bluemarine theme to no avail.

I've manually added the links and my homebrew solution appears to work well enough!

Thanks once more for a great little module :-)

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hutch commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)