Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Maybe I'm missing the concept of File Force module, which sounds great...
Is it possible to use it with default "Original" size of image/node created by image module.
eg. - my nodes are pure images, there are three default 'states' or sizes - Thumbnail, Preview, Original.
Is it possible to force users to download original size instead of it being displayed in browser window?
Comments
Comment #1
Garrett Albright commentedFile Force won't work "out of the box" on standard file attachments (provided by the Upload module) or file fields added by any other modules. It's too simple.
But if you have the will and the ability to write some custom code, your best bet would probably be to alter the contents of your nodes when they are viewed so that the links to the "original"-sized images will go through File Force. I'm not familiar with the Image module myself, but I imagine that'd be fairly simple.
Comment #2
blaize-1 commentedNow I understand it more. Thank you. It's a pity I know almost nothing of php.
Comment #3
arski commentedHey there,
I'll be working on #507848: Compatibility with core Upload module and #808808: FileField/ImageField support first - that might already cover this. If not, I'll get to this straight after that :)
Cheers,
Martin
Comment #4
arski commentedComment #5
arski commentedAlmost there, waiting for #883338: image_fetch calling hook_file_download directly this to get fixed.
Comment #6
arski commentedAnd it's in. All I could do is offer a new link type for the Image node, that can be selected on admin/settings/image, but I'm sure you'll find a way to make even more use of the module :)
PS. There is a small conflict with the Lightbox2 module, which is fixable in the admin area (and hopefully soon fixed in the Lightbox module itself). See #888390: Lightbox edits Image node links via hook_link_alter even when automatic handler is disabled for more info.
Enjoy!