1 Topic by johnvanbreda

  • johnvanbreda
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Topic: IForm module 0.8.1

I've uploaded version 0.8.1 of the iForm module for Drupal 6 to the downloads page at http://code.google.com/p/indicia/downloads/list.

This contains all the improvements for the client helpers library version 0.8.1 described in this post.

In addition, the following additional changes are specific to the IForm module:

  • Forms can override the centrally specified website ID and password allowing a single Drupal site to connect to multiple website registrations.

  • Setting for using a Warehouse in private mode, where the warehouse is not available on the public internet but accessed via a proxy on the Drupal site.

  • Removed the Google API keys from configuration as they are no longer necessary.

  • Client helpers and media folders can optionally be moved to sites/all/libraries/iform. This gives better performance and lower memory usage when using the Drupal admin pages on some servers.

John van Breda
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2 Reply by Andrea Sforzi

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Re: IForm module 0.8.1

Hi John,
as soon as we installed the new version of Indicia and Iform, the upload of images from the Indicia forms is no more possible, neither for registered user nor for admin users. Following a past post on this argument (I solved this problem just modifying the permissions of client_helper, under your suggestion) I tried to do the same, but I was no more able to find the client_helper in our site. Is the procedure different for the Iform 0.8.1? Any other suggestions to make the upload of images functionig again?

Regards,

Andrea

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3 Reply by Jim Bacon

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Re: IForm module 0.8.1

Hi Andrea

You need to ensure that there are write permissions on the client-side to the client_helpers/upload (and client_helpers/cache) folder. You can install the client_helpers in your Drupal site /modules/iform folder but, for better performance, it may also be in your Drupal site /libraries folder.

On the warehouse you also need to ensure that there are write permissions on certain folders. See this thread http://forums.nbn.org.uk/viewtopic.php?id=4188

Jim Bacon