By slothario on

I'm trying to download a module (or modules) that will allow users to upload images that will go into pages on my site. Right now, though, I'm kind of overwhelmed by all the options. My ideal solution would:

  1. Have an easy "upload image" feature that I could work into CKEditor.
  2. Associate each image with the node that it appears in. This would be opposed to the IMCE method, which has images stocked away a directory structure. Creating user image directories wouldn't make sense, because all users have full editorial permissions. I could dump every image in a big directory, but it would be an organizational mess. I could also make directories for each taxonomy categorization, ie, imageA would go into the biology/genetics directory, but re-categorizing an article would be kludgy.
  3. Allow users to resize images in my article
  4. Allow users to upload full-sized images which they can resize easily
  5. Let me write a script that will upload images en masse, because I'm migrating from an old architecture
  6. Less important, but ideal: Allow site visitors to click on an image and see the original, full-sized image

What modules should I implement? And by the way, feel free to comment even if you don't have all the answers!

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

Comments

gapi78’s picture

gapi78 commented

I ususally use CCK module, ImageCache - for resizing & scaling, FileField module, ImageField and then some theming css for positioning them.
If users wants to include them inline i used image assist module, or IMCE method or for some projects i use default upload module and teach how to easly include them.

alexbk66-’s picture

alexbk66- commented

http://drupal.org/node/1098348