Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 02/03/2009 - 07:44.
Your documentation states that IMCE directory paths must be relative to drupal's file system path (that is usually files).
It would be great if there would be a way to use other paths on the same server that lie outside of drupal's default file structure. I would love to be able to create a folder that imce could access either with a http://www.mysite.com/images or a ../images as the prefix - even if this would only be available to the admin/user1 and not any other drupal user.
This is like going outside Drupal boundaries and it will probably be avoided. However, using a custom module it is possible to change Drupal's file directory path before IMCE runs and restore it after IMCE is finished. That way you can add exceptions for certain users.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 01/08/2009 - 21:03.
It would be very useful if thumbnail creation could optionally preserve aspect ratio. At the moment, images are resized and cropped (which to my mind, is not a thumbnail).
Another option to crop an image would also be useful
Submitted by xeon (not verified) on Tue, 04/05/2010 - 17:01.
Hello,
it would be great if the image browser could browse the server-stored images not following the filesystem, but showing the images by "Image Galleries".
Tipically, the images folder contains too many images to choose among!
Submitted by Erich (not verified) on Thu, 10/06/2010 - 04:01.
Timeout on slow upload speed?
Hi, I have staged a development system on a local Linux box running Drupal 6.x and have found no better image uploader than IMCE. It really does the trick! But I ran into an issue when I deployed to a hosted web service. When my internet connection speed is slow (say, less than 1Mbps), I cannot upload files more than a about 200kb; it seems that the upload times-out after about 10 seconds? I have searched the js for "timeout", "sec", and other strings that might indicate a time limit but found nothing. Is there a forum where I could seek guidance to address this issue?
Thanks
Submitted by Erich (not verified) on Fri, 11/06/2010 - 01:21.
The Drupal Upload Module Can
The Drupal upoad module is able to transfer 2MB files; it just take 60 second or some outrageous time. That's how I came to suspect the timeout was in IMCE and not elsewhere. Unfortunately, the upload module doesn't have the same slick integration with the editor as IMCE, and therefore a user has to know (or guess) the path of the uploaded file to display it as an image in a post.
Your documentation states
Your documentation states that IMCE directory paths must be relative to drupal's file system path (that is usually files).
It would be great if there would be a way to use other paths on the same server that lie outside of drupal's default file structure. I would love to be able to create a folder that imce could access either with a http://www.mysite.com/images or a ../images as the prefix - even if this would only be available to the admin/user1 and not any other drupal user.
Might that be in your roadmap?
This is like going outside
This is like going outside Drupal boundaries and it will probably be avoided. However, using a custom module it is possible to change Drupal's file directory path before IMCE runs and restore it after IMCE is finished. That way you can add exceptions for certain users.
about use, i have problem，i
about use, i have problem，i need a download bottom , because when i download a image ,this image will show in IE ,i have to use tools download it .
It would be very useful if
It would be very useful if thumbnail creation could optionally preserve aspect ratio. At the moment, images are resized and cropped (which to my mind, is not a thumbnail).
Another option to crop an image would also be useful
Hello, it would be great if
Hello,
it would be great if the image browser could browse the server-stored images not following the filesystem, but showing the images by "Image Galleries".
Tipically, the images folder contains too many images to choose among!
Timeout on slow upload
Timeout on slow upload speed?
Hi, I have staged a development system on a local Linux box running Drupal 6.x and have found no better image uploader than IMCE. It really does the trick! But I ran into an issue when I deployed to a hosted web service. When my internet connection speed is slow (say, less than 1Mbps), I cannot upload files more than a about 200kb; it seems that the upload times-out after about 10 seconds? I have searched the js for "timeout", "sec", and other strings that might indicate a time limit but found nothing. Is there a forum where I could seek guidance to address this issue?
Thanks
Hi, IMCE or Drupal can't do
Hi,
IMCE or Drupal can't do much about it. It's a server issue.
You may try searching drupal forums for similar issues.
The Drupal Upload Module
The Drupal Upload Module Can
The Drupal upoad module is able to transfer 2MB files; it just take 60 second or some outrageous time. That's how I came to suspect the timeout was in IMCE and not elsewhere. Unfortunately, the upload module doesn't have the same slick integration with the editor as IMCE, and therefore a user has to know (or guess) the path of the uploaded file to display it as an image in a post.
I need set imce in markdown
I need set imce in markdown editor in bueditor. Now in Insert an image button the code is
js: markdownEditor.settings.helpPath = '/drupal-6.17/?q=admin/help/markdowneditor'; markdownEditor.image();
but it do not show browse button and imce editor.
Please help
regards
Nora Costa
It would be an interesting
It would be an interesting feature a drag and drop interface to upload files. Very nice work!
mac safari: you can d&d a
mac safari: you can d&d a file into a 'file' type input.
I could use 'create
I could use 'create directory' ability right now.