Posted by davestormuk on November 21, 2008 at 7:32pm
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| Project: | imgupload |
| Version: | 6.x-1.8 |
| Component: | User interface |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | kyberman |
| Status: | active |
Issue Summary
The Taxonomy Terms (with multiple depth) don't show in the dropdown menu.
Also, if I click add gallery, nothing appears either. It's a visual error, as the term is added when I go to view the main term in taxonomy manager.
Any ideas how to fix this, it's preventing me from using the module currently.
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Comments
#1
Hi, Are you using the image gallery module?
The image uploader only adds images to a vocabulary called 'Image Galleries', not to other vocabularies.
Once you have the images in an image gallery though you can add any taxonomy terms to it that you want (using the imgtax module, which is included).
I guess image gallery module is not technically required, but you do need to have a vocabulary called 'Image Galleries' and there need to be terms under that.
If you already have image galleries then I am way off, it must be a different issue (display issue like you say). In which case I'd ask about your browser version, and what theme you're using. Please advise.
#2
#3
I had the same problem and if you are using the prefix before the mysql tables (something like 'drupal_') you need to add this prefix before the vocabulary. It means that you will find the line 158 in the file imgupload.module and you will add the prefix. Example : db_query("SELECT * FROM {term_data} td,drupal_vocabulary ... ('drupal_' is the prefix). I hope that it will help you.
#4
I have the exact same problem using a new Drupal 6.9 site. Image Gallery is also a loaded module, and I do have a vocabulary called 'Image Galleries.' But it only has one level of depth.
On another matter, I also noticed the URL detection for the jar files did not notice an 'https'. So the java wouldn't load originally. Once I manually changed the 'http' to 'https' it loaded the java. But then still no taxonomy terms are displayed.
Regards, Bruce