[MOD] File Upload Module (v0.1) -- Looking for testers

[cent]

Hi twinkiboy,

Once the file is uploaded it has to be somewhere... either in your /tmp folder or in your downloads folder. It's still a little experimental as I haven't the time yet to put more work into it. But it may be easier to keep the file there... a cron script can be set up to run once every few days to delete any .dat files for stories that are in discard status.

Best,
Cent

Originally Posted by twinkiboy

Nevermind. Got it working now. The only concern I have is that the module created the file_xx.dat before the user actually confirms the submit. Is there a way to not have the module create this file until after the user confirms the submission?

[cent]

can you send a URL to the story that has this?

Originally Posted by twinkiboy

I'm using " v0.1 2007/06/19 Cent - First version." Now another error's cropped up. For some reason, I can't access the uploaded files anymore. I can go through the upload process alright. But when I try to click on a submitted file, I just see a blank page.

[tbones]

Originally Posted by twinkiboy

I'm using " v0.1 2007/06/19 Cent - First version." Now another error's cropped up. For some reason, I can't access the uploaded files anymore. I can go through the upload process alright. But when I try to click on a submitted file, I just see a blank page.

Sorry, my question was a little bit to short! What Pligg version do you use and have you set URL-2?

[cent]

File Upload was tested under beta 9.6. its still experimental so it hasn't been tested under a lot of different situations. as soon as i pick up some extra time, i'll take a look at it using url method 2.

best,
cent

[twinkiboy]

Thanks for your help. I dug around and turned on error messages for PHP. I had initially turned on debug messages just to verify that the module was functioning correctly. It was giving me an error message on line 10 of file_upload_main.php

if ((module_fileupload_debugmode) && ($main_smarty->get_template_vars(isadmin) == 1))

specifically the get_template_vars function. So I turned off debug mode in file_upload_settings.php and everything seems to work now.

FYI I'm currently running Pligg 9.5 and am using the URL-1 method.

Originally Posted by cent

But it may be easier to keep the file there... a cron script can be set up to run once every few days to delete any .dat files for stories that are in discard status.

I'll look into that. I'm still pretty new to pligg and unix but I guess there's no better time to dive headfirst into it and learn.

[tbones]

Originally Posted by twinkiboy

FYI I'm currently running Pligg 9.5 and am using the URL-1 method.

So do I. Can you send me all the files you modified for file upload? Maybe I can find the error if I compare them bit by bit :-)

[tbones]

Anybody else who has it running?

[tbones]

Originally Posted by tbones

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /srv/www/class.template.php(745) : eval()'d code on line 103

I´ve tried to put {php}{/php} around the following as you adviced with the other files.

// START: File Upload Module
check_actions('file_upload_process');
// END: File Upload Module

Result:
Fatal error: TPL: [in yget/submit_step_3.tpl line 127]: syntax error: /php function does not exist (class.compiler.php, line 485) in /srv/www/www-netbi-blog/http/blog/bewertung/class.template.php on line 923

Then I´ve tried {php}<?php ?>{/php} with the same result. Just <?php ?> says the same as quoted above.

[not2serious]

tbones,

Here is how I got it to work on link_summary.tbl

<div style="float:right;">
{php}
// START: Image Upload Module
check_actions('image_upload_preview');
// END: Image Upload Module
{/php}
</div>

It also worked without the div for me as well (justified left). It is placed before the Enable_Extra_Field section.

[tbones]

Originally Posted by not2serious

tbones,

Here is how I got it to work on link_summary.tbl

Thank you, not2serious, but have a look at my error message: My server doesn´t reach link_summary and stops with submit_step3.