Does this add-on work for Matrix 2 on EE 1.6.9? I see that it was only tested on Matrix 1.3.5.
I can set everything up, but while bulk loading the fields are erased as soon as the next image is loaded. The images are uploaded when I check the server. I am on jQuery 1.4.2.
I wish Matrix 2 came with bulk upload. Seems like a neglected feature, espcially for the high price…
Does this add-on work for Matrix 2 on EE 1.6.9? I see that it was only tested on Matrix 1.3.5.
I can set everything up, but while bulk loading the fields are erased as soon as the next image is loaded. The images are uploaded when I check the server. I am on jQuery 1.4.2.
I wish Matrix 2 came with bulk upload. Seems like a neglected feature, espcially for the high price…
I’m working on developing for Matrix 2, just a little swamped with projects at the moment and finally ggot my hands on a copy of Matrix 2. Will update as soon as ready.
Just wanted to say thanks for this addon, it is beyond great. And if you can get the watermarks to work would make this double great!
I have been getting some “IO: Error #2038” when uploading anything over 500k to UniEditor, but I think that is UniEditor issue. As UniEditor by its self also fails the same uploads.
Also I noticed that when I use the admin.php for control panel access your uploads do not work. If I switch back to the control panel through the system directory all is good.
Just wanted to say thanks for this addon, it is beyond great. And if you can get the watermarks to work would make this double great!
I have been getting some “IO: Error #2038” when uploading anything over 500k to UniEditor, but I think that is UniEditor issue. As UniEditor by its self also fails the same uploads.
Also I noticed that when I use the admin.php for control panel access your uploads do not work. If I switch back to the control panel through the system directory all is good.
Thanks for a great addon!
Mike
Glad you like it, I haven’t gotten a chance to test it with admin.php and MSM sites but it’s probably a quick fix. Will let you know if I get a chance to resolve the watermark issue.
Guess what? Working on another project that’s using Matrix 2 and wondering why the bulk upload doesn’t work - just read the previous thread. Damn shame! Any idea how long it might take? Would paying you speed this up? I’m desperate timewise…
Sorry to everyone waiting for a matrix 2 version, I have been stuck at a project site for the last week and a half and I leave for vacation in 2 days. I will try my best to complete it today or tomorrow. I’m hoping tonight so it can at least be tested a bit before I leave, will keep you updated.
My vacation got delayed a bit so I was able to finish a version for matrix 2, it currently only works with ngen and not unieditor but thought I would help you out. Going to try and get the unieditor side of things done before I leave but may be tough.
I’m wrapping up a project today and the Multiple Uploader would be a godsend for the gallery. Happy to test it out today if you’ve got a version ready to go.
I’m wrapping up a project today and the Multiple Uploader would be a godsend for the gallery. Happy to test it out today if you’ve got a version ready to go.
Dane go ahead and test the one I uploaded earlier today for ngen. I didn’t get a chance to finish the unieditor and already left for vacation, will be doing a little work while I’m here though.
This is great!
I did have an initial problem with php notices invading the javascript filename string, but turning off error reporting fixed this.
Would be super great if we could enable for multiple nGen upload fields within the field group. In my case I have large image and thumbnail image upload fields within my matrix rows - thumbnails need to be human-cropped - but I’m sure there must be other users who require more than one field to be Bulk Upload powered.
Your javascript filename variable contains a php Error or notice. If you turn off errors / warnings / notices in your .htaccess file or php.ini you’ll probably find the script works.
This is great!
I did have an initial problem with php notices invading the javascript filename string, but turning off error reporting fixed this.
Would be super great if we could enable for multiple nGen upload fields within the field group. In my case I have large image and thumbnail image upload fields within my matrix rows - thumbnails need to be human-cropped - but I’m sure there must be other users who require more than one field to be Bulk Upload powered.
My client is going to love this, thanks again.
Luke,
I open to suggestions of how to make this work without making the plugin super complicated. Currently it just adds rows each time a new image is uploaded and changes the selected image to the newly uploaded one. How would it even know how to do this with multiple image uploads? I guess if you order them thumbnail/large one right after each other but this seems like it would be a rare case where this is used. Does the imgsizer plugin not work for you? It caches files so it’s only a one time performance hit the first time a user views the thumbnail.
Would be super great if we could enable for multiple nGen upload fields within the field group.
How would it even know how to do this with multiple image uploads? ...
Ok, based on the field set up your script already knows the fieldtype, field_id and column number of the target File Upload field. Could the jQuery selectors not be adjusted to target more specifically? I already did some work on this to prevent your plugin from adding one set of Bulk Upload images to both of my nGen fields. If I have time I will finish the job - at the moment a second bulk upload field is not initialising properly.
bryan2jumpstart - 29 June 2010 10:44 PM
Does the imgsizer plugin not work for you? It caches files so it’s only a one time performance hit the first time a user views the thumbnail.
Yes, imgsizer is great, but in this instance my large images are of varying aspect ratios and the thumbnails will be shown at a fixed aspect ratio [link]. This means the crops have to be done by hand and uploaded as separate images to avoid chopping off people’s heads etc.