After Upload, Cannot See Image, Title or Description.
| Project: | Image Picker |
| Version: | 6.x-1.4 |
| Component: | Miscellaneous |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Hi. I have loaded Image Picker, and have activated it. I set the configuration as follows:
Thumbnail Size = 100
Node Type = Patient Images
Comments, Blocks = Unchecked
Return Link, My Account = Checked
Default Thumbnail = 100
Default Scale = Blank
Align = Float Left
Show = Full Size
Link = Page
Alignment Options, Quota = Unchecked
I've logged in as administrator, and all permissions are checked.
No other Image modules are enabled.
When I create the Patient Images content type, Image Picker shows up fine and allows me to browse. I leave thumbnail and scale alone, enter a title and description. Press Upload. When I press upload, I see the title, description and image. Then, when I preview, the image, title and description go away. If I save, then view the content, all goes away as well.
I do have the content type set as a standard group post, but when I change that to a non-group post, it doesn't make a difference?
Am I missing something obvious??
Thanks - Laura
#1
After you upload, you should come to the insert form. Clicking on 'Insert Image' button should paste the image url into the body.
Try it with a content type 'page'
Are you using CCK?
I have not tested imagepicker with CCK content types
#2
Thanks for the quick feedback.
It's weird - I tried it with the 'page' type, and added no CCK to it (although I do have CCK installed). I was sure to click the 'insert image' button, and it all looked great - I got the message that it uploaded successfully.
Then, when I either previewed or saved - the image, description, and title all went away.
I am sure that there is just some setting that I have wrong - I just wish I could figure it out - I really like this module!
Laura
#3
When you click on the 'insert image' button, does anything appear in the body (textarea)?
Are you using a wysiwyg editor and if so which one?
#4
Make sure your input format is "full html"
#5
or add
<img> <div> <span>to the filtered html
#6
#7
Did this ever get resolved as I am having exactly the same problem..
#8
Can you describe in more detail what the problem you are having is.
Have you tried the suggestions in #4 and #5
#9
I'm having the same problem, when I click insert nothing gets inserted. I also noticed that the module does not works for PHP 5.3, all I get is an empty frame with not options to upload/insert images.
#10
Have you tried the suggestions in #4 and #5
I can't test in PHP 5.3 but I doubt that the problem lies there, make sure you have flushed cache
#11
It works for 5.2 with the same settings, that is why I raised the question. Yes, I tried #4 and #5. The tab inside the user control panel works fine, I'm able to upload images. If I open a node and try to use imagepicker then I see an empty space. If you look at the code it is like the browser does not supports the iframe but it works fine for an installation of the same site in 5.2 using the same browser.
<fieldset class=" collapsible"><legend>Image picker</legend><div id="imgp_tb"><iframe id="imagepicker" style="width: 100%; height: 500px; border: 0;" src="/imagepicker">Imagepicker requires iframe support.</iframe></div></fieldset>For the 5.2 installation, I see the iframe, I can upload and browse images, but inserting the image in the editor is not working. I'm using the fckeditor. Am I missing any settings there?
#12
Fckeditor works for me in when it is used conjunction with the wysiwyg module.
What exactly is going on with PHP 5.3 I don't know, a quick google did not come up with anything. Very odd.
The source html you provided is normal, the message "Imagepicker requires iframe support." only shows in very old browsers. It should still fetch the url, "/imagepicker"
I have seen blank spaces but a cache clearout and a browser refresh always resolved it in the end. Some themes do not play well with Iframes.
I don't really know what else to suggest.