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Project:
File Framework
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Major
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
11 Jul 2008 at 09:07 UTC
Updated:
30 Apr 2017 at 06:18 UTC
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Comment #1
miglius commentedWe are finishing a File Server module which will be released in a several days. The drupal site will act as a DAV server, where taxonomy terms will be treated as folders. Then you can mount a DAV filesystem (with your drupal username/pass) on your desktop and and use any dav client to drag and drop files from your local folders. When you drag files to dav folder the files then are automatically uploaded to the server, file nodes get created and associated with the taxonomy term (folder) and og group (if og_vocab module is used).
Comment #2
Roi Danton commentedSounds awesome! I'm looking forward to this module.
If you include a pot file in subfolder /translations/ I could try to give something back by providing a german translation for filemanager.
Comment #3
miglius commentedSend me a pot file, I will include it.
Comment #4
ericrubino commentedIs there some form of documentation stating how to do the batch upload thing? I have everything running and configued but don't see the option for users to do batch uploads.
Comment #5
mokko commentedtagged http://drupal.org/node/329239 as duplicate of this one.
Comment #6
jvieille commentedHaving acquired some Sharepoint experience, I would say that using DAV for file batch import is not the appropriate solution
1) DAV is not supported decently by any existing operating system
2) you have to use external programs that mainly do not work - the best I found is Bitkinex which is not supported
Sharepoint simple opens a selectable tree of the local computer and drops the selection into the selected folder.
This is a missing piece in FF that overkills on anything else.
Comment #7
johanneshahn commentedhi
what is about https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload
works with jQuery, u can upload filesize bigger than 2GB (does work, tested it ;)).
u can upload files by selecting multible files from your desktop.
and its possible to upload files via drag&drop from desktop to browser.
only ie makes problems and we need jquery 1.6
Comment #8
jvieille commentedno support for ie and jquery 1.6 could be problematic, but if it is not too difficult to implement, why not?
May be this module could be worth exploring
http://drupal.org/project/dragndrop_uploads
Comment #9
jvieille commentedI am just testing JQuery 1.7
http://drupal.org/node/1067290#comment-5340730
Seems to work well so far.
I also use many contribs (>200 I guess)
Comment #10
johanneshahn commentedok
1. ie u can upload only file by file (only 1 file) - think thats not a real problem to not implement this feature.
2. required jquery 1.6 - we can embed the upload tool with a iframe, we dont need to change the core drupal jquery lib.
people dont need a third party like jquery_update.
i'll upload a second dev version for fileframework 6.x-2.x-dev for new features.
dev version 6.x-1.x-dev is then only for bug fixes and smaller feature requests
last but not least our base for first stable version of fileframework.
Comment #11
jvieille commentedI understand that poor ie users will not have the multiple drag/drop file upload that FF / Chrome/ Safari / Opera will enjoy,
That's OK to add this feature in 6.x-2.x branch.
The earliest we have a stable 6.x-1.0, the best.
Comment #12
jvieille commentedI have had some success with the following:
Both modules depend on http://drupal.org/project/dav - I suspect that its dav implementation has some problem because I could not believe that a so widely pread technology does not work reliably.
I am still using file sever/dav sometimes intensively.
These modules are totally abandoned by their creators/ maintainers.
Do you plan to maintain these modules or do you think that #7 would achieve the same?
Dav support and Drupal organizing entities support (taxonomy, OG, nodes, mime types...) is really a great thing if only it works
My Best wishes for the New Year - and again thank you very much for taking care of FF
Comment #13
johanneshahn commentedhi jvieille,
i tried fileserver and filerelationserver with dav too. but had many problems
with the dav server/client.
maintain this 2 modules is currently to much 4 me.
wish u a great new 2012 ;)
Comment #14
jvieille commentedSo you can concentrate on JQuery multiple files upload
- an embedded JQuery version would be a must. Though JQuery update provide both 1.3.2 and the latest (1.7), this choice is exclusive and some important modules do not work above 1.3.2 (Panels for example)
- multiple files is very important
- not sure in what files would have to be dropped - in a node, in a group, in a term - preferably all that. File server allowed to upload in terms, file relation server to upload in groups
- dropping files should make them inherit the current OG group, and default setting (public)
Maybe the two DAV based modules could provide some hints - and pieces of code
Comment #15
jvieille commentedBack to this important feature.
Since I have moved to the new file RDF module, I definitely lost the ability to upload multiple files by dropping them from a local computer directory.
What is the current possible distance in the roadmap for this feature?
Thanks!
Comment #16
jvieille commentedany hope this will be implemented?
I am trapped now having moved to the new rdf module (which boosted the site performance, thanks a lot!).
Multiple upload is a basic requirement for a file handling solution.
This is a sensible regression, FF used to be very smart on this, offering taxonomy and OG based import.
Set to "major"
Thanks in advance.
Comment #17
jvieille commentedAny progress on this?
Comment #18
gobinathmClosing the issue. It was inactive for a long time & it's related to a Drupal Version which is not supported anymore