No extensions defined means no extensions allowed?

Agree. Same problem here, and it's really annoying !

As a workaround, you can comment out line 59 of swfupload.admin.inc

'file_validate_extensions' => array($widget->file_extensions),

or taylor it to suit your needs as of http://api.drupal.org/api/function/file_validate_extensions/6 .

This patch should fix this

Oops!

For chrismas Eugen wishes a 2 line statement + docs for this :) I dont get what it is about. Thanks! :)

LOL

Where does this patch need porting to?

Steven that status means, that the maintainer, skilip, is going to merge this patch into the code. Or in other words, patch accepted :)

That'll be RTBC then...

Steve please dont change the status, thats the maintainers job :)

path is here: http://drupal.org/node/717578#comment-2930056

From http://drupal.org/node/156119:

Patch (to be ported)
The patch has been successfully committed to a branch of the project, and still needs to be committed to another, but the current patch doesn't apply to the target branch and needs to be modified in order to do so.

Its confusing for the community if module maintainers make up their own ideas around what the statuses mean.

Is this patch in the code then, and just needs porting over to another version?

No this patch _needs_ to be applied now. If this happened, its "fixed"

Does the patch need to be ported because you are using git to manage this project? And thus the patch doesn't apply cleanly to the codebase in CVS. If so, is the git repo public?

Found it http://github.com/EugenMayer/swfupload ?

Steven skilip and me are working on the new release there, right. Its not "my fork" or something, just a base were we work together and i think skilip adminitted to released from there ( so after its finished we commit the release version into d.o CVS and release ).

But i think he should answer by himself :)

I had the same issue again after upgrading to beta8, fixed as in http://drupal.org/node/717578#comment-2929976 above.

I'm not reoping, but I think it's worth a look.

Thanks for the module anyway.