upload

Drupal is already such a powerful system but sometimes I am just amazed at how little progress it has made when it comes to being able to play videos and stuff. You have to go through a million different modules, read a million different installation guides, find the correct version. etc.. it's so aggravating.

In Wordpress all of this is so simple. Anyway, that is my rant... and now my question is has anyone been able to get the Video Module working with Drupal 7.14?? If so, WOULD YOU MIND TO PLEASE SHARE?

The Media module image gallery uploader is great: robust, multiple batch uploading.

However I would like to ask if a project is being considered whereby Flickr is used as the hosting of the images?

This would provide 2 benefits:
1) publishing content to a wider audience on more platforms without duplicate effort i.e. to the site and to flickr at the same time
2) reduced bandwidth and filespace used on the hosting - particularly for budget and shared hosting

buenas, alguien sabe porque me sale este warning todo el rato en la gestión de módulos. Sale cuando habilito el módulo UPLOAD.Pensaba que al migrar de local a mi servidor en inet por algún motivo no se había copiado la tabla upload, pero he revisado en local y no existe ninguna tabla con dicho nombre.

user warning: Table 'DB985380.upload' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM files f INNER JOIN upload r ON f.fid = r.fid WHERE r.vid = 55 ORDER BY r.weight, f.fid in /mnt/webc/70/68/52850268/htdocs/modules/upload/upload.module on line 561.

Gracias de antemano.

Hi,

Hi all!
I'm having a trouble during a simple Android application development. I'm trying to add a simple News on my Drupal site from the Android application. I created a new content type called "News" with 2 strings (title and body) and a Image field. I sent to my site a title and a body and it works correctly using JSONObject class.

This module adds insert buttons to attached files list (upload module), that inserts it into body in selected format. So there is no need in monsters like IMCE, Wysiwyg-imagefield etc., work out of box, supports wysiwyg, imagecache etc. Also when node deleted its files also deleted (via upload module).

Only local images are allowed.

Saludos:

Estoy dando unos últimos toques a un sitio por encargo. Resulta que en la sección "/user/%/edit" en la parte en que el usuario sube su imagen, pues no tengo el botón "Upload Image", valga la redudancia; sino que en vez de esto lo que obtengo es un enlace que me manda a otra página y recién en esta aparece el famoso botón. Para referencia dejo una imagen.

¿Cómo puedo volver a tener el botón en la misma página?

Gracias por su ayuda.

I have 3 requirements for publishing my own photos on my own site
1) multiple batch uploading
2) integration with an external photo sharing network to widen my presence on the web i.e. so that my content will get seen elsewhere which will draw people to my site. The photos themselves would either hosted on the external site and referenced by my site OR a copy is on my site and on the external site
3) low resolution versions, but not too low available on the site, with ubercart integration should people wish to buy a hires version - expecting occasional trade here at best but would like to learn about this aspect.

Soundslides http://www.soundslides.com/ is desktop software that will generate a Flash slideshow from a set of images and an MP3 file. It seems to be pretty popular with news organizations and communications offices around here. The software creates a "publish_to_web" folder which contains the swf and several directories of resources (sized images, mp3 files, settings, etc). What is the best way to allow a user upload this folder to the server and attach it to a node?

I'm in the process of setting up Drupal as the CMS for a large community site. This is is going to get a fair amount of image/video uploads which are put into /sites/default/files/ This works well for a few hundred to a few thousand files but after that performance and maintainability starts to degrade.