Hey,

I have just started using your module. I have managed to make it work - and its really cool (albeit - I have not tested it in IE 7, or IE for that matter).

Your documentation mentions that it is looking for 3 particular files (swfupload_f9.swf, swfupload.js, swfupload.queue.js) - but the download for those files instead gives you an archive with two folders (http://code.google.com/p/swfupload/). Not the three files you were looking for.

I have managed to locate these files seperately, and it is not a difficult task. But...it may throw someone off none-the-less.

However I just thought I would mention that what you download is something different that what it is expected to be (or maybe I just didn;t understand your instructions).

Just thought I would mention this. Great module!
Keep on truckin'

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grandcat commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Yes, it's right, I hadn't had the time yet to provide a better instruction: You have to search for these files in the archive, that's true and could be a bit difficult. Perhaps you could explain me how to make it better, but don't forget that I can't include these files by default:
Would it be better to be able to copy the whole structure of swfUpload into the plugin folder? Or is a better instruction where these 3 files can be found, sufficient?

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root_of_roots commented

Hello,
Thank you for the response.

I guess it would be good to have those three files uploaded in a compressed archive somewhere on the internet - and then link to it from both the README and the Image_FUpload description page.

I can probably do this - and if you want me to, let me know.

Cheers,
-ROR

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grandcat commented

That would be very easy but it's better if the people can download from a source they trust. I think, you can trust code which comes from Google.
Another solution would be better =)

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root_of_roots commented

In that case - I guess it would be better to copy the whole structure of the swfupload folder...
I believe the module comes with a pre-made "swfupload" folder.
It would be both easy and secure to be able to just unzip the swfupload download archive into the pre-made swfupload folder.

Cheers,
-ROR

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grandcat commented
Version: » 6.x-1.x-dev

This will probably come with 1.* dev version, but not sure yet.

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root_of_roots commented

Hey thanks,

Thats great! Do you recommend download the 1.* snapshot or the alpha3?

Cheers,
-ROR

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grandcat commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Postponed

I still recommend to download alpha3 because it's quite stable and almost contains the same features by now, but this will change soon =)

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root_of_roots commented

Has this been included in the 6.x-1.1-rc1 release?

Best regards,
-ROR

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grandcat commented

No, it hasn't. It shouldn't be to hard to locate these 3 files in the mentioned zip archive. But in a future version, I will probably fix it =)

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grandcat commented
Status: Postponed » Closed (won't fix)

I decided not to bundle it yet. It should be not to hard to locate these files.