File Management

Description:

Populates an image field with a random image on save.

Scald: SoundCloud is an audio provider allowing Scald module users to add Media Atoms of type audio, using the Souncloud API. The PHP classes provided by SoundCloud are bundled into this module. Originally, this module was included in the main Scald suite, under the modules/providers/ directory, but should no longer live there. This is a D7 module only.

This module provides a "File Compressor" field type that allows to archive and compress attached files to an entity into a single file.

Given that this file is inside a new field on the entity, this module provides full integration with the entity system out of the box. Entity revisions and multilingual features work out of the box.

This field is totally hidden during the entity creation process, and makes use of default File field formatters to display the compressed file.

Installation

Follow the normal Drupal module installation procedures.

Drupal utilizes draggable tables to handle multiple value forms. It's quite convenient for most simple field types. However, for complex field types such form can be cumbersome. For example, the widget for Image field type can contain a preview of a file, an upload button, a text field for title and alt attributes. Sometimes you have a lot of images to be uploaded and the form takes up a lot of space.

Overview:
Comment attachment module enables comments to have files attached to it.
Suppose you have a forum and your forum members submits a post/comment and he/she want to upload a PDF or an image file attched to his post/comment.
The forum module which comes with the drupal core does not provide any option to attach an image or any file to a post/comment.
This module solves this simple problem by allowing an UI for uploading files as an attachment to a comment and also lists the files
attached to a particular comment.

This module enables file fields to directly edit a file from the browser. The file is streamed to your local PC and opend by the local programm To make this work, there will be a java applet available doing all the magic.

To see how to use it, please see the video how to edit files in ERPAL.

Mediabox is a universal image library which out of the box provides easy to use UI, aggregated control of library images, inline cropping and extended flexibility of the data model.

News

• 2014-Mar-12 - Latest dev commits changed to some degree backend structures of mediabox. Upgrade process is partially tested and should work but problems are possible if you are upgrading from previous dev version (as reported in #2212791: Unable to add items). As always backup your db before doing upgrade.
• 2013-Sept-19 - We are organizing mediabox BOF on DrupalCon Prague, if you are interested in this module this is a great opportunity to find out more about it and help in future development.
• 2013-Aug-30 - Issue #1948216: Move contrib js libs is done which means that users who are doing upgrades from older versions needs to donwload Jcrop and jquery.fancybox plugins and put them in sites/all/librarires read more.

Functionality

• Field widget
• Just In Time - cropping of images from/to desired image style in context of widget
• Easy to use library - creating, editing, removing, selecting an existing (multiple) images in the context of a widget
• Bulk upload of images using plupload
• Library display
• Integration of library, and administration with views
• Text Filter integration - inserting token in text which will be replaced by actual view of a Mediabox Display
• Integration of formatter with views. This option allows you to create gallery displays accommodating various needs. ( Views slide show plugins, etc. )

This module provides Flickr image import inside Scald. It creates a scald provider allowing users to add atoms of type flickr image.

To test it quickly with drush :

drush en -y scald_flickr scald_dnd_library mee

Features

This project includes all the features needed to create atoms directly from Flickr, search, reuse them, and simply embed them into your drupal nodes with drag and drop magic.

adding triggers for uploaded and downloaded

Follow supported file fields and move to alternate location (currently only S3) based on imagestyles generated.