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When a file is uploaded using Safari 4, it will not appear in the file listing until the containing directory is refreshed. This problem does not occur in Firefox.
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#7 | jquery.form_.232.js_.txt | 22.95 KB | ufku |
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Comment #1
nicoloconte CreditAttribution: nicoloconte commentedI've the same problem...
Comment #2
alexharries CreditAttribution: alexharries commentedThis is happening to me on Firefox 3.5 - the file listing doesn't update on upload; the spinny upload gif just keeps spinning, but the files have been successfully uploaded.
Comment #3
strellman CreditAttribution: strellman commentedSame problem occurs on filefield module 3.1 upload. So far we have discovered that it only occurs on my computer on Firefox 3.5.1 not on IE, not on Safari, and not on the same version of Firefox on another computer. Evidently when you click on "upload" it writes the file to the proper path on the drupal account, but never gets around to updating the status field in the files table from 0 to 1.
We have tried clearing all cache on firefox, rebooting computer, testing locally on XAMPP. I am using Drupal 6.13. Could this be a javascript issue? My guess is that a process got stopped halfway and there is a flag on the client side that isn't reset no matter what. Tracking this down is taking a lot of time.
At first I thought this was related to changing our file system path or changing it from a multilingual variable, but with it working OK in all those other situations it seems unrelated to this change.
Comment #4
strellman CreditAttribution: strellman commentedHere is a related problem with a longer thread. http://drupal.org/node/434394
If you try to save the imagefield before upload finishes you get the longer error message.
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sonictruth CreditAttribution: sonictruth commentedIm having this same problem with Safari and Firefox. Other people that are working on my site are having the same issue in Chrome and IE so clearly it's not browser dependant.
Anyone got any news on where this is at? Seems like a fairly major flaw….
The fact that heaps of other people aren't complaining about this indicates to me that it must be some sort of a clash with another module.
strellman mentioned multilingual variables…my site is using i18n fairly extensively. Is anyone else with the same issue using i18n?
Comment #6
nicoloconte CreditAttribution: nicoloconte commentedNo problem for me with 6.x-1.3 module version and i18n.
Comment #7
ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commentedMarking this support request as it is not reproducible in all cases.
Can anyone update misc/jquery.form.js(D6 includes 2.01) and report back if it is related in anyway?
Attached is the 2.32 version with which i had no issues in D6.
Comment #8
kmontySubscribe. The above jquery.form.js files has appeared to work for me.7
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Aleksic CreditAttribution: Aleksic commentedFor me to. Thanks 7
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balsamaI updated the jquery.form.js file (to the 2.32 version linked above, and then to 2.43). Neither helped. Does anybody have a solution?
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ryandekker CreditAttribution: ryandekker commentedI was having this problem as well and it was a problem with the Devel module's page timer and memory usage options. Disabling these couple of options solved the problem.
This shouldn't cause problems for your users though, since you're (hopefully) not giving them permission to see that output. So if you still want to see that information, you should be ok to leave these options checked. Note: I haven't tested this.
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wuihung CreditAttribution: wuihung commentedI' having the same problem, and i have no problem after i change to another theme.
i wonder it has something to do with the theme ?
Comment #13
skaduI was able to solve this by upgrading jquery.form.js to the newest version. I attempted to follow this: http://drupal.org/node/493554#comment-2288666 but replacing the version in misc/js did not help me, I had to replace the version in sites/all/modules/IMCE/js. Is there a reason IMCE doesnt just use the version that comes installed with Drupal?
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ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commented