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An image appears to be in the system (and is visible within the image filer interface) but is published with an empty src attribute.

when i copied the kieser-training DB to local all the image file plugins produced exceptions because i don't have the live media files

<img {% if object.float %}class="{{ object.float }}" {% endif %}alt="{% if object.alt %}{{ object.alt }}{% endif %}" src="{% thumbnail object.image image_size %}" />

but
context.update({
'picture':instance,
'link':link,
'image_size': u'%sx%s' % (width, height),
'placeholder':placeholder
})

the currently used library for writing exif tags fails with pictures of some Camera models

replace all hardcoded urls

How?

(yui crop? jQuery?)

instead of providing admin urls a normal urls.py

http://www.uploadify.com/download/

will likely be solved as a fork of this project (django-filer)

It can be usefull to create a setup.py and init.py file in the repository, to simplify the installation by eggs.

For example, image-filler can't be added simply to Buildout for easy project installation.

Thanks

should show the correct directory listing view instead

in directory_listing.html:

allow the definition of coordinates of the the "important part" of the image. all subsequent automatic cropping will then try to keep that important part in view.

deleting an image will cascade delete anything using that image!

Is this code still under development?
Or is there an more maintained DAM, digital asset management solution for django cms?

After an image is inserted into, clicking on Image from Image FIler for that image produces an error:

http://dpaste.com/45601/

after selecting a new image (cms plugin) the thumbnail is not updated. use some javascript to load the newly selected one.

I just downloaded this application and tried to use it with django-cms

Somehow the images always were outputted as

In cms_plugins.py we have:

context.update({
'picture':instance,

In the image.html template we use the variable 'image_publication' wich is obviously not there..

Also in cms_plugins.py SOME classes have render_template = "cms/plugins/xxx.html" which is not existant and some classes have render_template = "image_filer/xxx.html" which works...

Could it be that this extension is totally messed up?

Hi. When I try to upload a flash file (myfile.swf) it attempts to upload it and then fails with an "upload failed" message in the clipboard.

Just wondering if this is expected behaviour. Ie, as the name suggests does Image_Filer only support image files? If so no problem, just curious. Thanks for the good work.

remove it or replace it by an link to "upload"

1. have filters defined purely in code
2. admin gui for filters defined for cms content and such

I have the weirdest bug that I've been chasing around for a couple of days now. Image-filer works on our servers but it doesn't work for me locally while developing. Python versions match and if I enable DEBUG on the server, it keeps working there. But not here.

What happens is this: when I upload a file I get the error "'NoneType' object has no attribute 'now'" in image_filer/models/init.py, line 244. Weird, since datetime gets imported fine. When I put "from datetime import datetime" right in front of that line, it works but fails at line 270 with something along the lines of "super needs a class, not None as first parameter".

Stepping through the code with pdb I notice that while in the save function, all references to earlier defined imports and classes are None! datetime is None, Image is None, everything outside of the function itself is None!

Stepping through the whole code, I notice that in all function of all classes in that init.py file all earlier imports and definitions are None - except for AbstractFile. Stepping through unicode() there, I can still access datetime, etc.

Any idea what's happening here?

Thanks,

Jonas

but it should be the directory view of the dir the image was in before

add a clean distinction between templates for the backend and for the frontend

allow uploading a new image to replace an existing.
a view that show all the occurrences where the image was used would be great.

Traceback (most recent call last):
[17:03] superdmp:
File "/home/daniele/example/south/migration.py", line 247, in run_migrations
[17:03] superdmp:
runfunc(klass.orm)
[17:03] superdmp:
File "/home/daniele/modules/image_filer/migrations/0002_test.py", line 11, in forwards
[17:03] superdmp:
db.rename_field('image_file_clipboarditem.bucket_id', 'image_file_clipboarditem.clipboard_id',)
[17:03] superdmp:
AttributeError: 'DatabaseOperations' object has no attribute 'rename_field'
[17:03] superdmp:
! Error found during dry run of migration! Aborting.

in row_image.html and directory_table.html

Hi,

I'm wondering if you've ever tested Image_Filer in conjunction with Grappelli? Reason I ask is that I installed Image_Filer and everything worked great. Then I installed Grappelli and noticed that a few interface things were broken. Namely the clipboard disappears so that you can't upload files any more. Ie, the markup for the clipboard is still there and it actually does work (I can see retrieving the thumbnails in firebug so they can go on teh clipboard) but you can't actually see the clipboard div anywhere on the screen.

Also the folder view looks a little wrong style wise.

Anyway if it hasn't been tested that's fine, I'm just wondering if perhaps there's something I can configure to make it work properly in conjunction with Grappelli.

maybe with the clipboard...?

The template name for the plugin in django-cms admin is not valid.

The template picture.html is called instead of image.html.

So need to fix the template filename in fs, or in the code.