Everything is set up and working perfectly... in Firefox and Chrome on a Mac and IE and FF on the PC. But I can't upload photos with the bulk uploader in Safari on a Mac (Safari 5.1 to be specific).

I can get to the upload screen, select images, and the images appear to upload. Then when I go to the Manage Images tab no images are visible. Also, when I view my list of Content in the Content Management menu, I can see the images haven't uploaded. I have reproduced this error on the demo site.

Safari is critical for my site because it's a school intranet and 33% of my users are visiting the site with Safari. I am IN LOVE with every other aspect of this module. It's so much better than the cobbled together photo gallery I was using last year. School starts in 11 days and I'd really love to launch the site with the new and much improved galleries working!

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lhubbert CreditAttribution: lhubbert commented

I meant to add this possible clue - on the demo site when I upload with Safari I get this message in the left column above the navigation - "There are php errors or Drupal messages on this page, preventing boost from caching. MESSAGES: 1 " There's nothing obvious in my dblog or error logs that tell me what this might be.

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Status: Active » Fixed

I found the answer, it's a plupload issue that is specific to Safari 5.1. There's a good discussion and a fix here: https://github.com/moxiecode/plupload/issues/320. For the record, I implemented this fix https://github.com/fortybillion/plupload/commit/3396432fd6f6791d34b5b712... and everything seems to be hunky dory in 5.1 now.

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Title: Can't Upload with Safari » Safari 5.1 HTML 5 upload broken
Project: Node Gallery » Plupload integration
Version: 6.x-3.0 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Component: User interface » Miscellaneous

Moving over to plupload issue queue for documentation there.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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