Closed (fixed)
Project:
WYSIWYG image upload - Inline images for your WYSIWYG
Version:
6.x-2.4
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
18 Oct 2010 at 22:57 UTC
Updated:
7 Nov 2010 at 15:44 UTC
Comments
Comment #1
rnexussix commentedUpdate:
"uploaded image browser" works when logging in as admin, non-admin users come up empty.
Comment #2
eugenmayer commentedhmm, the new 2.4 is working with a view to show the images in the browser. The view is using a relationship to node and then nodeaccess to determine if the users should have access to the image. Maybe this is somehow broken, not sure.
Marking as bug. Needs testing
Comment #3
eugenmayer commentedhmm, the new 2.4 is working with a view to show the images in the browser. The view is using a relationship to node and then nodeaccess to determine if the users should have access to the image. Maybe this is somehow broken, not sure.
Marking as bug. Needs testing
Comment #4
rnexussix commentedBTW, I am using Views 6.x-2.11. Was anyone able to recreate this bug ?
Comment #5
slerby commentedYes, I have the same bug (with a new install, not updated) and I confirm #1.
# drush @dolp pm-list | grep -i image
# drush @dolp pm-list | grep -i views
Comment #6
eugenmayer commentedJap, but confirmed. I will word on this.
Comment #7
eugenmayer commentedOk currently i cant reproduce it. Using a fresh installation, the browser does what it is supposed to: Shows all images of nodes the user has access to.
I need more informations here, there is something else fishy ( there are users in the queue where the browser works fine, so there must be something else )
// Would like to fix this one for 2.5. ASAP, so would be nice to have a quick answer
Comment #8
rnexussix commentedUpdate:
1) I tried "Rebuild Permissions" thinking that this might have something to do with the problem, (admin sees images in the image browser, but other users see nothing). That didn't help, still the same problem.
2) found the "wysiwyg_imageupload_browser" & "wysiwyg_imageupload_by_node" in the Views list, so this is o'k.
3) Switched the theme from Fusion Aciua Slate to Garland (just to make sure that this is not theme related), still the same problem.
Any settings that I should verify ?
Comment #9
eugenmayer commentedHrm so its a permission problem, well i check that.
Comment #10
Patricia_W commentedI'm having a related problem.
Although it worked for a while, now, when I attempt to insert an image the popup window comes up and says it is loading but never finishes. I have to close the window/tab eventually. I wonder if the problem is due to a memory limit. When I attempt to use some other views I get the following error: (Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 31719424) (tried to allocate 3531787 bytes) in /homepages/23/d199252998/htdocs/drupal-canada/includes/common.inc on line 167)
I know that my webhost 1&1) has insufficient memory (30M) and am considering moving to a host without this limit. Perhaps this is the cause of my hanging inserts.
Comment #11
netbear commentedHad the same problem - browser is empty. I managed to solve it by adding such strings
$options = parent::option_definition();
parent::options_form($form, $form_state);// HERE IS MY ADDITION
to functions
function option_definition()
and
function options_form()
correspondently
in the views/wysiwyg_imageupload_handler_field_image.inc file of the module.
Now these functions look like:
Вut now I have some absolet form fields in the view options form, though it can be handled by unsetting them like unset($form['some_field'].
This works, but I don't know why are these strings necessary. May be anyone explain or find better solution?
Comment #12
eugenmayer commentedIssue should be fixed in 2.5, fixed several issues.
If you have build any views ontop of the views integration you have to rebuild them, as i changed the option names (namespaced)
The shipped views are already reexported
Comment #13
eugenmayer commentedComment #14
eugenmayer commented