The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Thanks for responding so quickly to my last request. Thought I'd try another ;)
My image upload works perfect. Save image to filename userid_filename just as I want.
Now... I want the user to be able to submit multiple images by clicking on an "add another" button. Is this something I can do with your code? I've tried some jquery to increment ids/names/labels but its not really working.
Thanks
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Comment #1
alan d. commentedI haven't got the time to develop this module at the moment. The project that I wrote it for is still on the back burner, :(
If anyone is interested in trying, submit a patch or I can grant CVS access.
Comment #2
alan d. commentedMarking closed as I have stopped development with the introduction of the effectively the same element in Drupal 7, (managed_file in the core File module).
Comment #3
adr_p commentedA while ago I've made a similar module and used it in my own projects (in fact those are two modules, say: file element and image element, which extends the previous one; both have a capability of multiple uploads). Seeing that you have abandoned Upload element I would like to take over the module and became a maintainer as I found it useful and needful. I'll publish the modules as separate project in case your negative response. Waiting for your reply. Thanks.
Comment #4
alan d. commentedHi
I haven't abandoned the module, I've just not in a good position to maintain it while on the road. I've currently got two months work while in Mexico and I'm just looking at some of the other modules that I maintain. I wasn't going to look at this one as it is stable and there is an alternative in Drupal 7 core.
With this in mind, a sub project within this one could be a good place to start if you want to associate this feature closely with this element. From Drupal 7, you could move it out of this project and into it's own name space in CVS and use the managed file element from core. Or start with a fresh project now.
The choice is yours, I can add you to CVS if you need want the integrated appoarch, otherwise you can use this argument to get the webmasters to grant you CVS access to develop seperately.
I.E. The end of this module due to managed file element in Drupal 7 core and the need for a non-fieldable multiple element file widget.
Reverting the issue name, as this provides tracking of the original issue for end users.
Cheers
Alan
PS: I hope there is not going to be an issue with #508924: Preview Not Updating After $form_state['rebuild] , it is a caching issue thing that has an easy workaround in Drupal 7 but not Drupal 6.
Comment #5
alan d. commentedCross posting - #920968: Co-maintainers
Comment #6
alan d. commentedDrupal 7 is nearly out, so this task can be moved into a new project that uses the internal managed_file field.