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Re: upm_file_packets
magic. thanks mary
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#74 2005-11-08 20:32:08
- the-bhp
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Re: upm_file_packets
Thanks a lot for this great plugin! Exactly what I needed!
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Re: upm_file_packets
Mary,
I am getting the same problem that I got with upm_img_popper:
Hey Mary, I am trying to use your plugin with mic_tinymce and the editor attaches to the hidden input that your plugin creates, <input type=“hidden” name=“Body” value=”“>. mic_tinymce uses name=”body” to attach to the article body textarea.
Can you update this one also?
Refresh Dallas and other Refreshing Cities.
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#76 2005-11-21 12:08:12
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Re: upm_file_packets
what am I doing wrong? getting no result whatsoever from the below…
txp 4.0.2 hosted on textdrive
- plugin 0.2.5 -> active in plugins list
- packet custom field is “article-files” – same as in prefs
- in my article form (it’s the right one!) I have
<txp:upm_article_file_list form="files" />
- form “files” exists with the following tags:
<ul class="files-list">
<li><txp:file_download_link><txp:file_download_name /></txp:file_download_link>
<span class="filesize"><txp:file_download_size format="mb" decimals="1" /></span></li>
<li class="filedesc"><txp:file_download_description /></li></ul>
when I substitute <txp:file_download_list />
for upm plugin tag, I get a list of files
yours, perplexed
Last edited by nardo (2005-11-21 12:12:12)
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#77 2005-11-21 19:43:33
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Re: upm_file_packets
Hmm, that’s odd. If you replace the entire form with “Hi nardo”, what do you get back?
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#78 2005-11-21 21:18:07
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Re: upm_file_packets
nothing, Mary – I’ll recheck everything tonight, I must be doing something dopey
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#79 2005-11-22 00:14:09
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Re: upm_file_packets
Nope, it was my bad. It should work now.
v.0.2.6
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#80 2005-11-22 00:54:01
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Re: upm_file_packets
many thanks mary – the files are appearing, I am removing sackcloth & ashes
but getting an error msg at the top of each screen of the site now:
eg “select custom_1 from `textpattern` where `ID` = ‘2’ limit 1”
- even when Production Status (in site prefs) is set to “Live”
EDIT: mary’s done fixed it
Last edited by nardo (2005-11-22 03:31:17)
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#81 2005-11-22 01:59:19
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Re: upm_file_packets
Whoopsie… Try once more (updated the file, but not the plugin version number).
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Re: upm_file_packets
Anyone have this working in 4.0.3? If so, do you have a copy of the plugin? I tried to compile it myself, from the source which mary left here but I am still getting the division by zero error.
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#83 2006-01-24 19:26:57
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Re: upm_file_packets
I asked a similar question in the “How do I..” forum several days ago but received no replies- and now it’s just occurred to me that I’m using upm_file_packets to attach files to my articles so it might be more specific to a plugin help.
upm_file_packets allows multiple file attachments…and my question is, how do I get these multiple files to link? Does each of the file have to be in a separate custom category? And if so…how would I go about counting downloads separately for these separate files within an article? I’m tearing my hair out trying to figure this out- if anyone can help me out at all or point me in the right direction, I’d so greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
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Re: upm_file_packets
I use this code in my article form:
<code>
<ul class=“dloadlist”>
<txp:upm_article_file_list />
</ul></code>
The plugin uses the default “file” form to output the file links. In this form, I have the following:
<code>
<li class=”<txp:file_download_category />”><txp:file_download_link>
<txp:file_download_name /> (<txp:file_download_size format=“auto” decimals=“1” />)
</txp:file_download_link></li></code>
I assign each file a category to display different icons based on it (see class attribute in the li element) but that’s not necessar.
Hope this helps.
Last edited by andreas (2006-01-24 19:46:03)
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