File management

Background

skiquel - July 20, 2009 - 06:26
Background theme settings

Allows for themes to upload a background image in theme settings.

This works best in themes with fixed width, where a background shows.

Features

  • Choose a color
  • Uses native drupal API for file uploading
  • Located in theme settings form
  • Positioning
  • Repeat
  • Attachment (Scroll, fixed)
  • SlideshowPro Integration

    SSP is a module intended for seamless slideshowpro integration. As there were no modules for drupal 6, I decided to solve that problem.
    More details to come, this is just the initial release.

    Here is a demo
    http://sspdemo.grass.co.ve/
    sspdemo/sspdemo

    Configuration:
    Simply download and install the module.
    You will need your own version of STANDALONE SlideshowPro Player and you can goto
    admin/settings/slideshowpro to configure the options.
    http://skitch.com/kylebrowning/b3ff2/slideshowpro-account-center-product...
    After that, you can goto Create Content.
    Update: Now supports views

    If you need more configuration or flexibility, you can override the three theming functions in the module in your template.php

    Upload File Replace (for filefield CCK)

    markDrupal - July 10, 2009 - 16:27

    #D7CX : I pledge that Upload File Replace will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.

    This module is a small tool that allows uploaded files to retain their original name on upload.

    REQUIREMENTS
    Drupal 6.x requires the filefield CCK. (http://drupal.org/project/filefield)
    Drupal 7.x no known requirements.

    What it does
    Default Drupal Behavior

    <newest>-------------------------------<older>-------------------------------<oldest>
    mydoc_3.doc ------ mydoc_2.doc ------ mydoc_1.doc ------ mydoc_0.doc ------ mydoc.doc

    Behavior with this module

    <newest>-------------------------------<older>-------------------------------<oldest>
    mydoc.doc ------ mydoc_3.doc ------ mydoc_2.doc ------ mydoc_1.doc ------ mydoc_0.doc

    The problem with drupal is if you have a file called "mydoc.doc" upload it to a node, then make changes to "mydoc.doc" and upload the newer version, the newer version will be renamed to "mydoc_0.doc" because at the time of upload the old file was blocking the desired path name.

    iTweak Upload

    iva2k - July 4, 2009 - 05:16
    iTweak Upload Screenshot (Mac)

    iTweak Upload module revamps Drupal file uploads with sexy thumbnail previews and mime icons, adds image gallery views for attachments and tweaks file upload forms and attachments display.

    Summary of features:

    • Beautify and improve the upload form for file attachments in nodes and comments (created by core upload.module and by comment_upload.module)
    • New in 2.1: (Option) Preview uploaded image files
    • New in 2.0: (Option) Display thumbnails for image attachments
    • New in 2.0: (Option) Display image attachments in a gallery
    • New in 2.0: (Option) Show images in animated popup, grouped or slideshow (with Lightbox2, Thickbox)
    • Independent of theme - works with any theme that does not already customize file uploads.

    Incident report

    jerdiggity - June 26, 2009 - 07:45

    This module allows users to submit incident reports from a Drupal site. It was designed with the emergency services / public safety workforces in mind, although it can easily be modified to accommodate whichever industry might be in need of such a content type.

    IMCE SWFUpload

    mcrittenden - June 18, 2009 - 13:16
    IMCE SWFUpload after completed uploads.

    A module to integrate the SWFUpload module into the IMCE file manager to allow for multiple uploads.

    Just enable and you're golden.

    This is a quick and dirty module at the moment. It contains no support for thumbnails, different upload directories, automatic page refreshing after uploads, etc. I would LOVE some patches on this one.

    This module was created to scratch the itch of there not being a proper multi-upload file manager. It's still in its infancy but it could be really helpful to the future of Drupal's media management.

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