Hi,

I've integrated an ajax upload field into the imagefield module and there are only one or two steps to complete it. I need help at the 'imagefield_js' function that I wrote. I don't understand how do generate the Imagefield again. How and where can I get the $node_field values?

Hope you can help me.

Thx :)

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#6 imagefield-js.patch2.46 KBnedjo
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dopry commented
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Oh wow... I just found this.. so BUMP!
Its targeted for 5.0/prototype yes?
Any luck of getting a 4.7 .js as well?

What do you need imagefield to return exactly? The fully themed widget form?
I'll try to play with it tomorrow. I have some other tasks I need to take on tonight.

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Schoonzie commented

Hi,

is anything happening with this feature? Will it work with the latest 4.7 version of imagefield?

Thanks!

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dopry commented

This particular version won't go into imagefield. I'm sort of on the lookout for a jquery version or someone with JQuery exeprience to help me with it.

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ray007 commented

couldn't imce be used to upload and select existing images?

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dopry commented

imce could be a possibilty, but then I need to add an image from the local server. That would be out of scope for imagefield, as it would be a feature all of drupal's file handling could benefit from.

I'll see if I can harass some jQuery brains to help me out on this.

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new imagefield-js.patch2.46 KB

Here's the basics. You don't need any js, just the right HTML to trigger the upload behaviour. The four pieces are the elements identified by ids ending in -wrapper, -hide, -button, and -url. You may need to move the pieces around a bit to get the desired effect. I've left the imagefield_js() function as a stub for you to complete. You can model it on upload_js().

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dopry commented

@nedjo, you're the bomb diggity danga diggity rockstar... I've commited the ajax upload code to the DRUPAL-5--2 branch, and she works.... I had to do some futzing with the wrappers, but now I know, and knowing is half the battle.

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dopry commented
Status: Active » Fixed

@nedjo, you're the bomb diggity danga diggity rockstar... I've commited the ajax upload code to the DRUPAL-5--2 branch, and she works.... I had to do some futzing with the wrappers, but now I know, and knowing is half the battle.

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macm commented
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Status: Closed (fixed) » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Tracking. I am looking for this too. I see 3 js files upload.js, progress.js, imagefield_js but 2 are missing.
basically I want my imagefield works like Gmail file upload button. (I dont need progress bar, its waste of time)
So I dont need press any button to upload image.
I just need limit file size before upload the file.
Do you have a final solution to use Ajax in imagefield?
If I find a solution I'll post here.

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macm: Look at the DRUPAL-5--2 branch of ImageField. It implements the ImageField with the file AJAX uploader similar to the upload module.

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dopry commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

Never reopen a closed issue to file a feature request if you ever want me to pay attention to a thing you say.