Needs review
Project:
Drag'n'Drop Uploads
Version:
6.x-1.0-beta2
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
7 Nov 2010 at 09:42 UTC
Updated:
23 Jan 2012 at 08:42 UTC
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Comment #1
W.M. commentedSorry mates. It looks like the problem is browser related. I have experienced the problem (which may have nothing with Drupal users) in FireFox. The problem cannot be replicated in Google Chrome. But unfortunately, Chrome has its own problems.
I use the latest CKeditor. I suspect that TinyMCE does not show the same problem.
Which is the best browser to administrate a Drupal site, you think ?!
Comment #2
W.M. commentedThe issue has nothing to do with Admin vs other user accounts but it looks like it concerns languages and letters (therefore I have changed the issue's title). If the node's author is written in Arabic it does not work (I mean, no reaction i.e. no uploading upon dragging and dropping in editor, nothing happens). At the same time, if the node's title is written in Arabic (while author's name in English), it does not work either.
If all fields are in English but the Drupal UI is in Arabic (RTL), it still does not work. It works only if the UI is LTR, English and all fields are in English language.
I love this module but it looks like I can use it, meanwhile, only on my English language sites.
I will happily provide feedback (and testing results) for any suggested patches / ideas.
Thanks. I wish you the best.
Comment #3
geaseHi,
I really liked this module, but I had hard time to make it work.
I came up with a patch that fixes (hopefully) 2 issues.
First, with CKEditor in any browser there was an error like "CKEDITOR.instances[field].document is undefined" and after moving an image into a textarea or imagefield, the browser just went off the site and displayed an image like a local file.
Second, in firefox any non-latin (multibyte) letters are really a crime, because the module calls xhr.sendAsBinary to send form to the server, and this method doesn't accept anything of the multibyte. These letters may stem from the interface (thanslation for "Upload", eg), or be just values of the content fields. So I made a workaround to send empty strings instead of any potentially dangerous form values.
The patch is against current dev.
Comment #4
petsagouris commented