I've followed the instructions for installing SWFTools, but can't seem to get anything but a white screen when I go to either admin/settings/swftools/embed and admin/settings/swftools/handling.

Generic player config, CCK format config, and JW Media 4 config links all seem to work.

Any ideas?

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davepotts’s picture

davepotts commented

Never mind, figured it out. Upped memory limit to 96M and it's fine.

iibob’s picture

iibob commented

Im having the exact same problem. Upped memory limit to 256M but still get a white screen.

Any suggestions?

joshuautley’s picture

joshuautley commented

Same problem here. I have my memory set to 320MB. Subscribe.

In an effort to fix the issue I have uninstalled SWFTools and in doing so found that I was unable to delete the "shared" dir. Well, can't say i don't learn something new every day... there were three hidden files preventing its deletion; .cvsignore and .project + .cvsignor in swftools dir. From wha ti've read these should not be there.

I'm deleting now to see if this resolves the issue and then I will reinstall the module without these hidden files.

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xeraseth commented

Did deleting those work? I am getting a white screen when I go to save the the File Handling page. When I had error reporting on I get this error

"Fatal error: Call to undefined function array_fill_keys() in /var/www/vhosts/site.com/sites/all/modules/contrib/swftools/includes/swftools.admin.inc on line 767"

but when I check the file there is no line 767, it stops at 540

xeraseth’s picture

xeraseth commented

I reinstalled it again (3rd time) and my issue disappeared.

StuartUSA’s picture

StuartUSA commented

What fixed this for me is upgrading PHP from 5.1 too 5.2 found this error in the httpd log:

[Wed Jan 12 12:48:25 2011] [error] [client 192.168.1.8] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function array_fill_keys() in /var/www/html/sites/all/modules/swftools/includes/swftools.admin.inc on line 767, referer: http://server/admin/settings/swftools/handling

After some googling found out that PHP 5.2 fixed this, didn't think Drupal 6 required PHP 5.2....