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<title>Admin Bypass attachment upload issue</title>
<description>Hi Paul.</description>
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<pubDate>Sat, 29 Dec 2007 19:59:02 GMT</pubDate>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[Hi Paul.

I've noticed a behaviour I don't think was intended when usig the 

"Let admins bypass requirements such as required fields?"

When left to the default no, I can use the edit link or add link page, I can upload attachmennts one right after the
other, with no problem.  The page refreshes with each new attachment upload.

When I turn the admin bypass on, after I upload an attachment, the link page is forced to create it's self, and I am redirected from the link submittion page.  This is a pain for more then 1 attachment upload, and at the same time the admin bypass is needed to switch all links recip  (other then admins).

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<title>FLV &amp; Attachments.</title>
<description><![CDATA[Hi Paul.

Happy Holidays,. I am having a problem with attachments, in 2 ways.  

The first is that I am trying to use the FLV conversion on upload.  I have installed the ports required including
the FFMpeg for php5.  I have adjusted my php.ini files to allow 100meg uploads, longer script times etc.  I have tried with a very small AVI file that I have successfully converted myself with another program, so I know that the
avi can be converted without error.  It does not seem to convert on upload with WSN Links.  At the end of the
upload, the file name can be seen with the .flv extention, but the file size is 0 and there is no
sign of the file in the attachments directory.

It might be important to point out that I have switched to Attachments directory as category tree.

Thumbnailed Jpegs work correctly, they are uploaded, cropped and 2 files are created in the attachment directory within the correct category directory name.

Is there something common I might have overlooked?

My second issue is with removing attachments,. I have 4.1.22 installed brand new, and I have been trying to remove attachments either by hard deleting the link that the attachments belong to, deleting the attachments individually from within theedit link area, also, I have tried the MaintenanceUnused Attachments option to try and remove attachments, as well as regenerate everything.

Though they still remain in the file system tree, and as well, they can not be deleted by webmaster, I must superuser and delete files. They apper to be given chown www.

The attachment directory is chmod 777 and chown Webmaster.

An issue that I am seeing that I&#039;m not sure is normal, is that after uploading an attachment, I&#039;m immediatly redirected to a search page (after I hit the browse file, and then attach button).  This is becoming a bit of a pain as I&#039;d have multiple files to upload per link, and for some reason I don&#039;t believe it was behaving like this on an WSNLINKS install I created earlier last week.  If I remember correctly it had an ajax like feel that made the new file appear on the page without refresh, or redirect.

I&#039;m unclear if it&#039;s my server or script, and I&#039;m hoping you might have some hints.

Thanks for your time
Rob]]></description>
<link>https://www.webmastersite.net/forums/threads/flv-attachments-7837.html</link>
<pubDate>Mon, 24 Dec 2007 19:16:53 GMT</pubDate>
<guid>https://www.webmastersite.net/forums/thread/7837/</guid>
<content:encoded><![CDATA[Hi Paul.

Happy Holidays,. I am having a problem with attachments, in 2 ways.  

The first is that I am trying to use the FLV conversion on upload.  I have installed the ports required including
the FFMpeg for php5.  I have adjusted my php.ini files to allow 100meg uploads, longer script times etc.  I have tried with a very small AVI file that I have successfully converted myself with another program, so I know that the
avi can be converted without error.  It does not seem to convert on upload with WSN Links.  At the end of the
upload, the file name can be seen with the .flv extention, but the file size is 0 and there is no
sign of the file in the attachments directory.

It might be important to point out that I have switched to Attachments directory as category tree.

Thumbnailed Jpegs work correctly, they are uploaded, cropped and 2 files are created in the attachment directory within the correct category directory name.

Is there something common I might have overlooked?

My second issue is with removing attachments,. I have 4.1.22 installed brand new, and I have been trying to remove attachments either by hard deleting the link that the attachments belong to, deleting the attachments individually from within theedit link area, also, I have tried the Maintenance&#62;Unused Attachments option to try and remove attachments, as well as regenerate everything.

Though they still remain in the file system tree, and as well, they can not be deleted by webmaster, I must superuser and delete files. They apper to be given chown www.

The attachment directory is chmod 777 and chown Webmaster.

An issue that I am seeing that I'm not sure is normal, is that after uploading an attachment, I'm immediatly redirected to a search page (after I hit the browse file, and then attach button).  This is becoming a bit of a pain as I'd have multiple files to upload per link, and for some reason I don't believe it was behaving like this on an WSNLINKS install I created earlier last week.  If I remember correctly it had an ajax like feel that made the new file appear on the page without refresh, or redirect.

I'm unclear if it's my server or script, and I'm hoping you might have some hints.

Thanks for your time
Rob]]></content:encoded>
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<title>Attachment Image Thumbnail</title>
<description><![CDATA[Hello,. 

I&#039;ve done a searh in the forums looked through the switches and admin area for the option to adjust the display of thumbnails with uploaded image attachments.  Currently the link 
will display one thumb on top of another, and I need a way to have those thumbs display next to one another, otherwise my pages will become very long.

I think I have found the correct template code for modification, I&#039;m curious if someone here can help me modify this so that the images will come out (as an example) 10 Columns per row, and create a new row once the 10th spot has been filled, so that a link with 20 pics will neatly create 2 rows with 10 columns etc.

IF LINKFILEFIELD}br /Attached Files:br /
!-- BEGIN LINK ATTACHMENTS --
a href=&quot;ATTACHDOWNLOADURL}&quot;ATTACHFILETITLE}/a (ATTACHKB} KB, ATTACHDOWNLOADS} downloads)br /
IF ATTACHISIMAGE}a href=&quot;ATTACHDOWNLOADURL}&quot;img src=&quot;ATTACHTHUMBURL}&quot; alt=&quot;&quot; //abr //IF
!-- END LINK ATTACHMENTS --
/IF

Thanks for any help.]]></description>
<link>https://www.webmastersite.net/forums/threads/attachment-image-thumbnail-7834.html</link>
<pubDate>Thu, 20 Dec 2007 10:21:59 GMT</pubDate>
<guid>https://www.webmastersite.net/forums/thread/7834/</guid>
<content:encoded><![CDATA[Hello,. 

I've done a searh in the forums looked through the switches and admin area for the option to adjust the display of thumbnails with uploaded image attachments.  Currently the link 
will display one thumb on top of another, and I need a way to have those thumbs display next to one another, otherwise my pages will become very long.

I think I have found the correct template code for modification, I'm curious if someone here can help me modify this so that the images will come out (as an example) 10 Columns per row, and create a new row once the 10th spot has been filled, so that a link with 20 pics will neatly create 2 rows with 10 columns etc.

&#60;IF &#123;LINKFILEFIELD}&#62;&#60;br /&#62;Attached Files:&#60;br /&#62;
&#60;!-- BEGIN LINK ATTACHMENTS --&#62;
&#60;a href="&#123;ATTACHDOWNLOADURL}"&#62;&#123;ATTACHFILETITLE}&#60;/a&#62; (&#123;ATTACHKB} KB, &#123;ATTACHDOWNLOADS} downloads)&#60;br /&#62;
&#60;IF &#123;ATTACHISIMAGE}&#62;&#60;a href="&#123;ATTACHDOWNLOADURL}"&#62;&#60;img src="&#123;ATTACHTHUMBURL}" alt="" /&#62;&#60;/a&#62;&#60;br /&#62;&#60;/IF&#62;
&#60;!-- END LINK ATTACHMENTS --&#62;
&#60;/IF&#62;

Thanks for any help.]]></content:encoded>
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<title>PHP Includes incorporated in to links</title>
<description><![CDATA[I&#039;d like to be able to, in the admin area, when accessing links, have a field that I can type a php include command and path to a plain txt file with an html table containing graphics, and make specific includes to each link in my database.  This way free content pictures can be attached to the same table as the link it&#039;s self.

Is there an easy way to do this, is it cheap enough to have someone modify? I think I explained it as best I can, but imagine a directory where some links are normal, while others (ones with php includes) have additional table data written into them and the table contains images, or whatever I choose to put in the html of the .txt file to include.

Thanks for the help!
Rob]]></description>
<link>https://www.webmastersite.net/forums/threads/php-includes-incorporated-in-to-links-6929.html</link>
<pubDate>Wed, 01 Nov 2006 03:32:46 GMT</pubDate>
<guid>https://www.webmastersite.net/forums/thread/6929/</guid>
<content:encoded><![CDATA[I'd like to be able to, in the admin area, when accessing links, have a field that I can type a php include command and path to a plain txt file with an html table containing graphics, and make specific includes to each link in my database.  This way free content pictures can be attached to the same table as the link it's self.

Is there an easy way to do this, is it cheap enough to have someone modify? I think I explained it as best I can, but imagine a directory where some links are normal, while others (ones with php includes) have additional table data written into them and the table contains images, or whatever I choose to put in the html of the .txt file to include.

Thanks for the help!
Rob]]></content:encoded>
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