Image FUpload port to Drupal 7 ready in -dev version, but not visible on the project page

Yes, in work. But not really working at the moment.

A lot of things will change.

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In what stage it is a port in a moment? Can we offer any help? How complex task is it?

It's quite complex. The thing is that I want to get rid of Flash in the future and want to use HTML5 features instead.
Nevertheless, it's quite important to keep the Flash part living in fupload. This double aspect is a bit complicated.

But let's see. Unfortunately, I'm not sure whether there will be a release with the official release of D7.

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Have you considered making a direct port of 6.x-3.0 to 7.x-3.0 and then adding the html5 features in 7.x-4.0? This would let those of us who need this module upgrade to 7, and make it easier to spend more time on getting html5 right.

This is a good idea. I'll probably do it like that.

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subscribe - hope the D7 version can come soon

subscribe - I agree with #834980-6: Image FUpload port to Drupal 7 ready in -dev version, but not visible on the project page, upgrade in two phases.

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Why not work with Plupload integration module for D7 ? It can already "present widgets in Flash, Gears, HTML 5, Silverlight, BrowserPlus, and HTML4 depending on the capabilities of the client computer".

#1019170: D7 Bulk Upload File Field

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Hey guys,
as long as there's no D7 port of Fupload, please have a look at this module:
http://drupal.org/project/plupload

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Any rough time frame / perspective for the D7 release?

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There is a new Multiple uploads widget available at http://drupal.org/sandbox/vingborg/1138512 . No, it doesn't do everything that this module does, but it may help someone who just needs a simple method of uploading multiple images to a field.

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This is currently the only method i have found for bulk uploading views gallery image nodes http://drupal.org/project/views_gallery

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Any news?

I use these modules to upload multiple files to a file/image field: http://drupal.org/sandbox/czigor/1115362
You need both Multiupload Filefield Widget and Multiupload Imagefield Widget modules to upload images. Should only work in html5 browsers.

I also agree with #6
This really is a must have module for the sites that we make!

Oh noes, no commits for half a year. I guess we need to resurrect this fine project.

Why don't you look at Media and Plupload modules?

"Why don't you look at Media and Plupload modules?"

If you are looking to create a simple solution, Media might be an overkill. Also at the moment Media is not too stable and they just branched out the code to add new functionality, which is not backward compatible. In my case I am not even considering Media at the moment as I don't want to be jumping through hoops trying to upgrade/migrate later.

Truth is D7 does not have a GENERIC mass upload capability and that's a shame.

I was using Image Fupload to upload image files and create one node per image. As I really need an equivalent on Drupal 7, I began to write a very simple module.

This module will only provide an upload form, upload files and create one node per field, then let the user edit each newly created node (one by one), using the standard node form (I want this module as simple as possible).

I’m posting that here because I want to know if there are other people having the same need (download multiple file + create one node per file) and that are interested in such a module (or if they found a solution using existing modules).

@pyrollo Me me me !!! ;o) I'm looking exactly for this !!!

#55: I assume that "create one node per field" should be "create one node per FILE".

I have the following needs;

a) upload multiple files into a file field on the same node (roles based access to do so per content type), by selecting several files and uploading them in one operation.

b) upload a compressed archive (zip), have the server extract it and put the files into the file field, just as if done manually with a multi-select as in a).

c) option to create one node per file for a) and b) (as #55 describes). I think that this option should be configurable so that 1) the admin can decide if the default should be enforced for role x, y, z - and 2) when not enforced, it should be possible for the user to select the desired method just beside the browse button where the files are selected. For example by having a tick mark: "Create one node per file". That tick mark would ideally appear whenever the method is not enforced, on a per content type, per role basis.

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@pyrollo setup a sandbox or start a new simple_fupload project.

@Taxoman : You are right, I meant "create one node per FILE".

@likewhoa : I'm going to set up a sandbox project this week.

Ok,

First code release for this new project can be found here :

http://drupal.org/sandbox/pyrollo/1256156

It is far from even being an alpha version but if any one wants to give a try, remarks are welcome.

I will open a few issues and I will need help to find a few ideas for making this project really usable.

+1 to "one node per file".

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thanks pyrollo :) I'll test it soon for sure

Indeed Pyrollo's module is a great start & does whats needed for node-per-image based batch uploads
http://drupal.org/sandbox/pyrollo/1256156

Is the sandbox module pretty stable to start using it in dev or it has bug when using it ?!?

no... it has bugs but it does mostly work

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it's important to add multiple file upload for imagefield thats already in Druapl 7 core.

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it's important to add multiple file upload for imagefield thats already in Druapl 7 core.

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I agree totally. A module like this one is one of the most essential things to be put in place in Drupal 7.

And if a solution would support filefield path's module, that would be wonderful.

I will happy to test any patches or developmental codes. And I will happily hear form you if there exist another way to upload multiple images at once, even using zip files.

All the best mates.

Guys see this module Plup, better and D7.

There is a dev version for D7 available on the All releases page:
http://drupal.org/node/280990/release
Report bugs as separate, new issues.

@Taxoman set the d7 dev release as a snapshot so others can see it on the project page instead of going through git.

Thanks for getting started with the release!
For those who wanted to see files of the new branch, go to http://drupalcode.org/project/image_fupload.git/tree/refs/heads/7.x-1.x
It doesn't have a module file yet though.
Thank you very much for the work so far... I don't have much experience with this module in programming side but i'm sure I can help in testing.

@likewhoa: I am not part of the maintainer team for this module. I would also like to see that the 7.x-dev version was "promoted" on the main project page, which could help trigger more testing, feedback and general interest.

Lets keep this issue open a little while longer, until that dev version is posted on the project page.
Altering the title and meta data here a bit to see if we can get the maintainer's attention :-)

As per #77 above, I just downloaded the 7.x version but there was only a .info file and a readme. I also tried:

git clone --recursive --branch 7.x-1.x http://git.drupal.org/project/image_fupload.git

... but with the same results so I don't think there is anything to test yet? (or am I doing something wrong to get the code?)

#81 is correct that there is only an info file and read me text.

Is there any plan to get this working for D7. As far as I can tell nothing exists that allows us to bulk upload images AND create a new node for each image.