| Re: Debaser user upload problem |
| by guilmonx on 2005/12/6 7:01:15 OK.... my first post but I think I have found out what was wrong.... Ok in the module of Debaser it has a "Filetypes" menu... Go inside the menu and you will find the following: Create Mimetype- Find new Mimetype- Allowed Admin Mimetype- Allowed User Mimetype- now below these you'll see some of the file extensions next to either a red or green light. Red means that this group cannot upload this type of file and... Green means that this usergroup can upload this type of file Now the default settings only allow registered users to submit MP3 and AVI files. there is a small button that has a blue wrench and hammer that means "EDIT". Click on each of the mime type's little edit button and make sure that you click yes to both "Allow admin Mimetype" and "Allow User Mimetype" If this isn't checked then users can only upload MP3 and AVI files... you can also add more Mimetypes if you wish but make sure you find the right mime type from the search box provided in the "Filetypes" menu. (Find a Mimetype) I hope this helps people more clearly before using this module... |
| Re: Debaser user upload problem |
| by mzgrafx on 2005/11/1 20:59:25 Hi, I think this script is awesome also, (here it comes, the inevitable but) but, when a user tries uploading a video file whether its mpeg, or wmv. It gives the following error: Errors Returned While Uploading Mimetype not allowed: video/mpeg I am using version 2.2.3 Final and version .92 of debaser. All of the mime types are enabled for users, and I have set the max upload size to 15,000,000 bytes = 15 mb. My php_info is set correctly because, my coppermine gallery is accepting video uploads without any problems. You can test, the XOOPS at http://www.flixnpix.net/xps/ feel free to make an account and try it. If you want to test the coppermine, http://www.flixnpix.net My main objective is to replace the coppermine gallery with xoops, xcgallery, and debaser. |
| Re: Debaser user upload problem |
| by frankblack on 2005/7/16 8:54:51 Quote: but I would like to say that it is SWEET! I heard many things about my module, but nothing came close to SWEET! LOL Next version up will compare the complete file, that means same content but different file types will be allowed. Thanks for hinting! |
| Re: Debaser user upload problem |
| by drummond on 2005/7/16 2:34:49 I don't know if anyone is still working on this module or not, but I would like to say that it is SWEET! It is exactly what I was looking for! I have run into one snag though... I have entered in 2 categories--one for Real Audio versions and one for Windows Media versions of songs. I got 2 tracks entered into the 2nd category and then it started telling me that the "File already exists." It tells me that even if the new track is assigned a different, name, album, track, weight, etc. than ANY other file when uploading. But even though it won't add the entry into the database, it does upload the track's file to the server. It is wierd. Does anyone have an idea of what is going on? Update: Well, commenting out: mpegExist($artist, $title); in upload.php takes care of that problem. |
| Re: Debaser user upload problem |
| by Debikul on 2004/12/23 22:14:29 Cool. When do you think you will have the new version ready to release? |
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