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#253 2008-02-17 23:03:27

TheEric

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From: Colorado & Montana.

Registered: 2004-09-17

Posts: 568

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Re: Ebl_batchupload

Sure. Go ahead; it’s officially not be going to be released until tomorrow, but everything should work now.

#254 2008-02-17 23:14:24

lee

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From: Normandy, France

Registered: 2004-06-17

Posts: 831

Re: Ebl_batchupload

Thanks. I understand the plugin is per domain, what happens if I want to move it to a different domain later?

#255 2008-02-18 00:36:03

TheEric

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From: Colorado & Montana.

Registered: 2004-09-17

Posts: 568

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Re: Ebl_batchupload

I’ll allow a domain change, so long as the old domain is expired or no longer functioning.

#256 2008-02-18 00:53:16

masa

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From: Asturias, Spain

Registered: 2005-11-25

Posts: 1,091

Re: Ebl_batchupload

Hi Eric,

great to hear it’s available now!

TheEric wrote:

I’ll allow a domain change, so long as the old domain is expired or no longer functioning.

How does that affect local development?
I usually keep a couple of txp installs around, but since they’re local there’s no domain.

Cheers Martin

#257 2008-02-18 01:10:26

TheEric

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From: Colorado & Montana.

Registered: 2004-09-17

Posts: 568

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Re: Ebl_batchupload

It probably won’t work so well on a localhost install as part of the SWF, but if what you want is to import images into the localhost database, there is a trick to do that without needing to invoke the upload SWF, since you really don’t need to upload in a local environment :)

You would first copy the images to the batchupload folder in the image directory, then invoke http://localhost/textpattern/index.php?event=processImgUploads&thumb=Y&thumbW=100&thumbH=100&rsz=Y&rszW=640&rszH=480&hq=Y

1. thumb = Thumbnail (Y or N)
   1. thumbH = thumbnail Height (integer)
   2. thumbW = thumbnail Width (integer)
2. rsz = Resize (Y or N)
   1. rszW = resize width (integer)
   2. rszH = resize Width (integer)
3. hq = High Quality (Y or N) (difference between ImageCopyResampled vs. ImageCopyResized)

It’s messy URL, but it is a trick that can be used to mass-import the images into the DB.

I’m working on version 2 which should be available in ~ 2 months and should rely less on the flash interface as the front-end and relegate it to just the batch uploading task.

Note: I’ll be starting a new topic as this plugin is now known as EBL_Upload (or ebl_upload for those that like lowercase names)

- Eric

#258 2008-02-18 03:03:45

TheEric

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From: Colorado & Montana.

Registered: 2004-09-17

Posts: 568

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Re: Ebl_batchupload

A video-screencast of this plugin in action can be found here

- Eric

Last edited by TheEric (2008-02-18 03:04:13)

#259 2008-02-18 07:58:25

lee

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From: Normandy, France

Registered: 2004-06-17

Posts: 831

Re: Ebl_batchupload

TheEric wrote:

I’ll allow a domain change, so long as the old domain is expired or no longer functioning.

Thanks for letting me know. There are to many hoops to jump through for this one so I think I’ll pass.

#260 2008-02-18 12:31:17

TheEric

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From: Colorado & Montana.

Registered: 2004-09-17

Posts: 568

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Re: Ebl_batchupload

Curious, how is that a hoop?