I love the concept, but I am having no idea how to view/display the images. I have created a content type "Newsletter" with two fields. One for image (using imagecache) that has unlimited values. And a second using this module for a widget that references the first imagecache field. I have uploaded the pdf, and on next cron, it displays that the images were created. Now what? Any help would be appreciated.
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Comment #1
TyraelTLK commentedI'm at the same point.
I see an error in the logs but the message gives no info:
No pdf previews generated to [NODE TITLE] node from [MY NODE FILE].pdf file. But it is still in cron list.
Comment #2
elamannigel.waters
After you upload pdf file and generate pdf files by cron, in targeted imagefield you will see previews of pages. You can use them make slideshows...
TyraelTLK
Try to check settings of ImageMagick, Ghostscript or ImageApi module. Also it could be if destination folder is not writable.
Comment #3
TyraelTLK commentedImageMagick and ImageAPI are working for other fields.
Where can I check ghostscript settings?
I noticed that the new folder of the new filefield image field that I have created for the PDF previews doesn't exist. The folder for the PDF file has been created and the pdf files are uploaded correctly.
Comment #4
pixelsweatshop commentedThanks, but I can't seem to pull them up in views. Am I missing something there?
Comment #5
mhawker commentedI'm having the same issues, I think. I have ImageMagick setup. I have a PDF to ImageField - FileField that references to an Image - FileField within the same content-type, set to unlimited value.
I upload the PDF, and save the node. Run cron. The designated file paths have the PDF file and the JPEG file. But the converted JPEG isn't attached to the newly created node.
Do the file paths for the PDF and JPEG need to be the same? I assumed the converted JPEG would automatically be attached to the ImageField, right?
I have everything working now. The single-page patch solved my issues, and http://drupal.org/node/831926 goes over fixing a database issue if it crops up.
Comment #6
dman commentedfixed then...