Actively maintained

This is the rename of the old Google AdManager module.

AutoUpload is a user interface (UI) enhancement that initiates automatic upload of files minimizing the number of clicks required by a user.

Currently, users must select files, then press the "Upload" button. We found users often don't realize a button press is necessary and mistakenly think their image is uploaded when it's not.

This module removes the extra button press and hides the "Upload" button via JavaScript for a quicker, automatic file upload. When JavaScript is not enabled, it falls back to the "Upload" button.

Drupal 7
7.x-1.0: Handles only core managed fields.
7.x-1.1: (upcoming release, currently dev) Handles the core managed file fields and Media module file fields. Allows users to enter their own configurations for other file fields. See README.txt for information on configuration settings.

Configure the type of file fields you want to use auto upload at admin/config/media/autoupload.

If a user doesn't click upload, the file is uploaded on save in Drupal 7. So is this even useful for D7?

As an enhancement to the UI, yes it's useful. If the file is uploaded on save, why is a visible upload button even needed? This module hides the button.

Allow users with permissions to edit specific select lists' possible values. I wrote this module as a way to let a client add available options to a select list.

Have you ever wanted to quickly hide certain developer & admin elements such as admin menu or not tabs but don't want the hastle of disabling modules or logging out or changing identities.

Introduction