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I installed IMCE and followed all required steps. But in my image popup, there is no browse button. I use Drupal version 4.7.3, all modules up to date. But no clean URLs possible at my provider. Java Console does not show any errors. What could be wrong?
Thanks for your help
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Comment #1
hansrossel CreditAttribution: hansrossel commentedI have a similar issue: the browse button is visible but clicking on it in Internet Explorer 6 doesn't open the second window.
Doing exactly the same in Firefox works perfect with no problems. So maybe you could try it in Firefox.
Could be good though to get it working in ie6 also as it is hard to force customers to change to Firefox.
Comment #2
ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commented@ssteinem: imce works with/without clean URLs. you may find an answer to your question at http://drupal.org/node/78033. you may also post a comment to that page being more specific.
@hansrossel: it's probably a pop-up blocking issue. retry after enabling all pop-ups in ie.
Comment #3
Christefano-oldaccount CreditAttribution: Christefano-oldaccount commentedI'm having the same problem with IMCE and 4.7.3. It's strange because it stopped working on only one of my Drupal installations.
I switched to FCKeditor so it's not a huge problem, but I'm very curious why it was working and suddenly stopped.
Comment #4
mj2308 CreditAttribution: mj2308 commentedi also have a problem, not sure if I'm missing something obvious: When a user has the access control 'upload file' and NOT 'view files' then the 'browse' button does not appear. THe user needs to have 'view files' access control before the 'browse' button appears. This does not let users upload files if I do not want them to 'view files'!
Comment #5
mj2308 CreditAttribution: mj2308 commentedi also have a problem, not sure if I'm missing something obvious: When a user has the access control 'upload file' and NOT 'view files' then the 'browse' button does not appear. THe user needs to have 'view files' access control before the 'browse' button appears. This does not let users upload files if I do not want them to 'view files'!
Comment #6
ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commentedif users cant see files, whats the point on letting them to upload?
yes, view access is checked before displaying browse button. without view access other permissions have no meaning. thus it can also be called 'access imce'.
Comment #7
scb CreditAttribution: scb commentedI have a similar problem. When I click on the image button in tinymce, the add image popup appears, but the browse button cannot be reached because the text field is too wide for the popup window. I think this is a tinymce issue, due to the language settings (spanish label is wider, and that makes the text filed to reach "out" of the window). The imce button is on its right, so it cannot be seen. The window can't be resized, so the button is reachable only by setting focus in the text field and pressing the TAB key. Tested in Firefox.
Comment #8
mj2308 CreditAttribution: mj2308 commentedufku: I might just want users to continually upload pictures, but not be able to see what other people have uploaded. I am using a shared upload folder, which is why there is the issue of 'not seeing what other people upload'.
Comment #9
wmostrey CreditAttribution: wmostrey commentedPlease put in the install or readme that it's mandatory to include the following in your theme:
print $closure;
I was looking why the javascript lines for imce weren't showing up in the header, while you actually use hook_footer for this. Not every theme prints $scripts, in the same manner that not every theme prints $closure.
Comment #10
ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commentedit's in install.txt
Comment #11
wmostrey CreditAttribution: wmostrey commented