I am using the most recent version of Chrome and recently installed the new plupload update, but now I'm getting the error: Your browser does not support HTML5 native or flash upload. Try Firefox 3, Safari 4, or Chrome; or install Flash. Tested on the most up to date version of firefox and got the same thing.

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#7 plupload.install.txt1.03 KBgreggles
#5 plupload_hook_requirements.patch1.3 KBjustintime
12-15-2010 2-33-09 PM.png15.65 KBbjsomers

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bjsomers commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Forgot to upload the plupload library after the plupload integration update:

-- SUMMARY --

The Plupload Integration module provides a browser-based widget to allow users with the appropriate permissions to upload images and create nodes in one fell swoop.

Plupload is a GPL licensed multiple file uploading tool that can present widgets in Flash, Gears, HTML 5, Silverlight, BrowserPlus, and HTML4 depending on the capabilities of the client computer.

-- INSTALLATION --

1. Extract the module into sites/all/modules/
2. Dowload the Plupload library from http://www.plupload.com/
3. Extract the libary into sites/all/modules/plupload/ (it will look like sites/all/modules/plupload/plupload)
4. Assign user permissions appropriately /admin/user/permissions
5. Configure target import field at the path on the config page: /admin/settings/plupload-bulk
6. Browse to the path /file-plupload
7. Add Files using the web interface. (Or even drag-and-drop files onto the widget)
8. Click Start Upload
9. Wait, the Plupload widget is working its magic.
10. You've made nodes. Hooray!

-- CONFIGURATION --

Users with the 'administer plupload bulk uploads' permission can set the target content type and imagefield for the module at /admin/user/permissions

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Title: Browser incompatibility error » Improve README.txt
Component: Code » Documentation
Status: Fixed » Active

I guess you posted an updated README.txt - Can you post that as a patch?

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bjsomers commented

Hi Greggles, this is actually copied from the modules readme file, so no patch necessary. I forgot to read the readme, but wanted to post here so if other people make the same mistake they will know what to do.

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Title: Improve README.txt » Warn if plupload library is not found
Category: bug » feature
Priority: Major » Normal

We could make it easier, of course, by throwing a warning if they haven't installed it.

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justintime commented
Status: Active » Needs review
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new plupload_hook_requirements.patch1.3 KB

The attached patch will not allow the module to be enabled if the libraries aren't available. If the module is setup properly, and then the plupload libraries are removed later, then a big fat red error is displayed at admin/reports/status. In both cases, a link to the README.txt file is given so that the user can determine what to do to rectify the issue.

Please, please, please someone RTBC this so we can hopefully curb the influx of "bug reports" where the widget isn't being displayed.

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brayo4 commented

thanks alot

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new plupload.install.txt1.03 KB

Here's an alternate version as a .install.txt (rename to test).

I just tweaked some of the help text and added _ to the variable names to be a bit more consistent with core.

This file passes coder.

I think it's good to go.

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justintime commented
Status: Needs review » Fixed

Looks good to me too. Committed to CVS.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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kouri commented

...5. Configure target import field at the path on the config page: /admin/settings/plupload-bulk..

What does this mean ? Do you precisely speak about the content of the field "Path to plupload : " located in the 'Extra' tab of Gallery Assist setting page ?

Does the content of this field should be 'sites/all/modules/plupload/plupload' if we placed the plupload pkg (obtained in step 2)
in 'sites/all/modules/plupload' ?

6. Browse to the path /file-plupload

What is this path related to ? Do we need, as in step 4 (/admin/user/permissions), to concatenate it to [mysite]/drupal URL or is it somewhere in the drupal filesystem in the server ?

-- CONFIGURATION -
Users with the 'administer plupload bulk uploads' permission can set the target content type and imagefield for the module at /admin/user/permissions
In the [mysite]/drupal/admin/user/permissions page, I never found the "administer plupload bulk uploads" option...

Thx for your help

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kirilius commented

I followed all the steps in the readme but when I try to get to /file-plupload page I see a 404 Page Not Found error. What may be the cause for this? Is there a way of telling for sure whether the module is properly installed or not?