Posted by cbrody on July 18, 2009 at 12:17am
16 followers
| Project: | Image FUpload |
| Version: | 6.x-3.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | major |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
Issue Summary
I can't get the multiple file upload widget to appear. I've created a content type of Image, added a file field, selected the Image FUpload widget, selected multiple images per node and set the quantity to unlimited, but when I go to add an Image the standard single file upload widget is displayed. I've tested in IE8, FF 3.5.1 and Chrome 3.0.193.1. There are no reported JavaScript errors.
Comments
#1
Have a look at your status page (errors). This will help you.
Another note from the project page:
#2
I've placed the SWFUpload files in the correct directory. The only warnings I get on the status page are to do with ImageAPI GD Memory Limit (64M) and Upload progress (Not enabled.) Is it necessary to have upload progress enabled for image_fupload to work? Thanks.
#3
I have the same problem. I created a custom content type with an image_fupload field set to multiple images (also in general settings), replaced all the files indicated in the documentation with the files from the swfupload 2.2.0.1 package, updated Drupal. When I create the content i just see the usual imagefield upload, not the fupload widget.
When i go on the status report page there the swfupload library is not mentioned.
Any hint what is wrong would be highly appreciated.
#4
Somehow it works now. I changed the settings in the very bottom of the image fupload settings to list:
Number of values: unlimited
List field:
X Disabled
Description field:
X Disabled
Now everything works fine. Not sure if that was the solution to the problem though.
Cheers sdk
#5
I'm using the same settings and the widget still doesn't appear.
#6
I was getting this problem, just managed to solve it by disabling devel theme developer.
Attached a screenshot showing the problem I was getting
#7
I have the same problem. It depends on the web browser I use. When I use Firefox (3.0.12) I do not see the widget. When I use Internet Explorer (7.0.5730.13) I do see the widget.
#8
Then you deactivated JS in Firefox or your flash version differs.
#9
the same here, no widget....
#10
Same problem here. Javascript is enabled, and Status report shows no errors. Image FUpload (CCK) 6.x-3.0-rc2
Same behaviour with Opera 9.64/Win, IE 8.0.6001.18702/Win and Firefox 3.5.1/Win, no widget is displayed.
Greetings, -asb
#11
Yup. Me too.
Used to work.
Now it doesn't.
Javascript enabled.
Checked on multiple browsers on multiple machines.
#12
Strange behaviour. Try to go into settings and resave the corresponding cck imagefield (with fupload widget).
#13
> Try to go into settings and resave the corresponding cck imagefield (with fupload widget).
Tried that several times; behaviour wasn't changed.
Other suggestions?
Thanks & greetings, -asb
#14
tried different ways, reinstalling etc. but no chance
#15
Maybe a conflict with another module. Try to disable some modules you installed last time.
#16
Change your theme to Garland. It's all OK.
#17
> Change your theme to Garland. It's all OK.
Nope, In Garland the Image FUpload widget also doesn't appear (Opera 9.64, Build 10487, WinXP). JS is enabled & working fine for other JS-heavy Drupal modules (Drupal 6.13, no JQuery update module installed). The server is running on Debian GNU/Linux "Lenny", MySQL 5.0.51a, PHP 5.2.6-1+lenny3, Lighttpd 1.4.19; PHP memory limit: 64M.
Greetings, asb
#18
Tried all the above, still doesn't work.
#19
Disabling devel solved my problem also. Thanks!
#20
Widget doesn't appear for me either. I'm using filefield/imagefield 6.x-3.1, latest dev (tried rc2 as well), no "file missing" errors, field is set to one image per node, unlimited values. I have set this module up in the past on the same server, it still works today, in the same browser.
Happy to help debug if you send me instructions, grandcat.
#21
Well I'm starting to think I'm doing something wrong, as I went back to rc-1 of everything (fupload, imagefield and filefield) and still all I get is the normal image upload form...
#22
I am starting to think I am having the problem discussed here: http://drupal.org/node/399114
#23
Yep, that was it. Deleting the field and re-creating it didn't work, but creating a new content type did.
#24
We have to work on it.
#25
Getting this also. Subscribe
#26
Somehow the Image FUpload widget started to appear - wow! this is nice!
Configuration changes before this started to work: Disabled and uninstalled a bunch of other modules, including "Memcache" module (which caused other trouble).
Did I already say that this module is cool? ;-)
Greetings, -asb
#27
If it may help, it works (widget with Green + shows) on my Vista in Firefox, IE8, IE7, IE6, Safari and Chrome but not on Ubuntu Firefox. I tried various Flash packages, and the Firefox Ubuntu does show other sites' Flash.
#28
#23 seems to be the only way to get this going, but I do not want to created a new content type as it should just allow me to apply it to an existing content type. This is really buggy and should stay as critical.
Those of you still having issues, you should try what http://drupal.org/node/399114#comment-1491744 did to fix this.
#29
I believe this can be marked as a duplicate of #399114: Batch imagefield - content type named "image"
#30
The same problem.
I have two drupal projects, the same modules, the same versions, everything the same. One of them show me the widget, second don't.
Subscribing.
UP: http://drupal.org/node/399114#comment-1491744 helped to me =) thanks
#31
The same problem. Doesn't appear, no errors in Firebug/Inspector
Is there any file which should be included to track that problem?
My content type is not called 'image', but Art, the field is called: field_image
I'm not sure if it's related, but on Status page I've: HTTP request status Fails
The other things works fine.
I've all files uploaded in the right place. It appeared once on Chrome, but not on Firefox. Currently doesn't appears at all.
#32
Have yet to see the widget appear. (6.x-3.0-rc2)
Changed the image filefield widget of an existing content type to Image FUpload. Field is called gallery.
Not using the Image module.
Tested in FF and Chrome on a mac.
#33
Related: #1263054: Image FUpload doesn't work in most OS'es.