Please view the attached screenshots. You can see the difference quite readily. In the first, the file attachments are not displayed in a table; they're just splatted on the screen. If you look at the firebug console, you can see there is no <table> element. In the second, the table is rendered properly.
These two sites are served by the same instance of Drupal.
I just updated the server to Ubuntu 10.04 (w/ php 5.3), although I don't know for sure when this started happening, so I don't know if they're related. The theme in use on the site with issues is Pixture Reloaded.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #16 | 812194-private-upload-php-5.3.patch.2.txt | 554 bytes | jp.stacey |
| #14 | 812194-private-upload-php-5.3.patch.txt | 574 bytes | jp.stacey |
| #13 | private_upload_812194.patch | 677 bytes | Firewolf |
| Screen shot 2010-05-28 at 11.23.28 AM.png | 116.32 KB | binford2k | |
| Screen shot 2010-05-28 at 11.19.58 AM.png | 149.79 KB | binford2k |
Comments
Comment #1
binford2k commentedping
Comment #2
binford2k commentedMore information, I changed the theme to Garland and it did the same thing
Comment #3
binford2k commentedping
Comment #4
binford2k commentedComment #5
binford2k commentedping
Comment #6
binford2k commentedPING
Comment #7
binford2k commentedNow that I have actually had time to look at it, I find that it's caused by Private Upload, not Drupal core at all.
Comment #8
kbk commentedSame problem here: Drupal 6.19, jQuery UI 1.7.3 (also tried 1.6), jQuery Update 1.3.2
Tried both Private Upload: 6.x-1.0-rc2 & 6.x-1.x-dev
Getting this error message:
Comment #9
jrsinclair commentedI'm having the same issue. It appears to be related to using PHP 5.3 (this kind of error message usually is). Does anyone have any workarounds?
Comment #10
kbk commentedProbably not what you've got in mind but I've actually started using Private Download. Use CCK FileField to create a "Private" File Field and set the path to the private directory. Works well.
Comment #11
jrsinclair commentedThanks @kbk, the more I read, the more it seems that private_download is the way to go. Private upload would be fantastic if it was a little more mature.
Comment #12
Firewolf commentedSame problem.
Subscribe.
Comment #13
Firewolf commentedIt seemed to be a php 5.2 vs php 5.3 issue. Attached a patch to solve the problem.
Comment #14
jp.stacey commentedThe paths are wrong in that patch. The file private_upload_DEV_812194/private_upload.module doesn't exist, for example.
Otherwise I think it works fine. I've re-rolled it: can we get this patch committed? It's only a single character change.
Comment #15
jp.stacey commentedSetting to needs review, as I think the patch work is complete but it needs someone else to be able to apply it!
Comment #16
jp.stacey commentedWas getting a hunk offset - re-rolled (attached)
Comment #17
memcinto commentedApplied the patch in #16 and it fixed my problem. Hope this makes it into a new release of the module, along with http://drupal.org/node/1142534#comment-5491044!
Comment #18
mvc#16 works for me, thanks!
Comment #19
kehogo commented#16 works for me - thank you!
Comment #20
jszejner commentedAnother verification that #16 patch fixes this issue and that it is caused by php 5.3 vs php 5.2
Comment #21
caw67 commentedthe patches are not in the new version!