Firstly, thank you for this awesome module and amazing documentation. I was able to get Drupal and Flash Video module working on a proof of concept web site, and everything worked great. I switched to a more robust host with VPS so I could upload larger files, and I believe I followed the exact same steps to install Flash Video (working through your tutorial) and am unable to get files to upload. I am not using FFMPEG as I am uploading .flv video files directly.
As I wrote in the Title of my post:
- I attach a .flv file
- Click Submit button
- File appears to be uploading
- File does not appear in the "files" directory
My files directory is set to read, write, and execute permissions
I double checked my php.ini file, and the upload settings are according to your tutorial's suggested settings
The file I am attempting to upload is 3 mb
I went through the tutorial steps again, reviewed other people's problems and solutions to make sure I was not forgetting anything, and it appears as though all my settings are correct
I also attempted to browse the file, and click "Submit" button rather than the "Attach" button and this didn't help
Please help!
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Comments
Comment #1
travist CreditAttribution: travist commentedThis actually sounds like an Upload Module problem. Have you changed the max upload settings in the File Settings?
Comment #2
jasonjason CreditAttribution: jasonjason commentedMax upload settings are OK. I will look into upload module support tonight, and post my results either way in case anyone else has this issue.
Comment #3
jasonjason CreditAttribution: jasonjason commentedThis is embarrassing. I had made the setting changes to php.ini , but I didn't know that in order for those settings to take effect, I had to "run /etc/init.d/http restart" (according to my web host) for the changes to take effect. I should have realized this when looking at the flashvideo settings page.
Comment #4
ycim69 CreditAttribution: ycim69 commentedI have a fairly identical problem, but I am unable to fix it, so hoping someone out there can help.
I installed flashvideo and tried to install. After some frustration, I disabled the module. However, now I am having the same behaviour as you were having with the file uploads. It looks good, but the file never does upload.
I am running a multi site configuration. The wierd thing is that of the 4 sites that I run, 3 of them work fine. Just the site/database that I tried to use flashvideo on no longer works. There has to be something (somewhere) in the database that flashvideo affects, but I can't find it.
Does anyone have any contribution of why the upload module suddenly does not work?
Thanks
Comment #5
ycim69 CreditAttribution: ycim69 commentedComment #6
sachand CreditAttribution: sachand commentedsame problem here :
When I create content and upload video file (flashvideo field) first time it works fine. but when i update content and upload new video file. the attachment list and upload button disapears from the form. anyway if i submit the form ,newly uploaded file gets uploaded. i think flashvideo module does not allow upload.js to work correctly. as I get data in upload.module that is passed to upload.js. but can not be displayed on form. please help me to resolve this issue. you can see the screenshot after i click upload button to upload selected file. Please See screen shots attached herewith.Please Help me to resolve this issue. Thanks in advance.
Comment #7
attheshow CreditAttribution: attheshow commentedDear santosh.chandankar,
I was having a similar problem the other day when Travis was sitting right next to me. As I attempted to upload a file, that piece of the form would quickly disappear. It was because I didn't have my php.ini settings set up correctly. As soon as I made the necessary adjustment, that fixed it.
Comment #8
sachand CreditAttribution: sachand commentedHi attheshow,
Thanks for reply.
Can you please tell me what types of settings need to be made in php.ini . Temporarily ,I had modified upload.js to resolve this issue, but i know modifying upload.js is not the right solution.
Comment #9
attheshow CreditAttribution: attheshow commentedYou might check out Travis's tutorial page on this. http://www.travistidwell.com/node/176
This information has also been added to the Help section for the Drupal 6 version of the module.
Comment #10
attheshow CreditAttribution: attheshow commented