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"Start upload" button is disabled after every other "Add files" operation. #173

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justintime opened this issue Dec 16, 2010 · 10 comments
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@justintime
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I had a user report this using Safari5, I duplicated it on Chrome on Linux.

  1. Click "Add files"
  2. Add files using dialog
  3. Mouse over "Start Upload", note that it's working as it should
  4. Click "Add files"
  5. Add files using dialog
  6. Mouse over "Start Upload", note that it's not working, and clicking it does nothing.

If you repeat the process, you'll see that for every cycle of N, if N is odd, the Start Upload button works, but if N is even, it does not.

@jayarjo
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jayarjo commented Jan 19, 2011

Cannot repeat this on Safari 5.0.3 Mac and Plupload UI Widget. Do you got this thing somewhere online?

@justintime
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Yeah, go here: http://ng3demo.sysadminsjourney.com/. Log in as user1/user1. Then go here: http://ng3demo.sysadminsjourney.com/node/3104/upload

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jayarjo commented Jan 19, 2011

Weird :) Will fix that asap.

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jayarjo commented Jan 19, 2011

Hmm... actually this bug shows up only on your site. Try an example here for example. Have you maybe modified your version?

@justintime
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Odd. I know I duplicated it on your example page before I filed the issue, but now I can't seem to duplicate. Let me do some diffs really quick and get back to you.

@jayarjo
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jayarjo commented Jan 24, 2011

Where you able to repeat the problem?

@justintime
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I can only reproduce on my installation, where we're using the plupload Drupal module (I'm a maintainer). It must be something in the implementation of that module. I know originally, the module mimicked the examples provided in the distribution, but there's a good chance you all have made some changes to those that we haven't picked up yet. Can you confirm that the examples on the plupload.com site are using the examples in the distribution?

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jayarjo commented Jan 24, 2011

Yes, they are from the latest public release.

But there is another major release coming out these days. It will have some important bugfixes, so I would suggest you would use it instead.

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@scvinodkumar
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Hi...I had this same issue while i using the old version...and i fixed by commenting few lines in the js files.

Now, i have updated to latest version and got the same issue and i applied the same changes what i did for old version. but its not working for new version...

I am using drupal6....please help to resolve this issue...

@cpuspellcaster
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@scvinodkumar or for anyone else who may be trying to figure this issue out with the newer versions of the widget: It seems to be related to older version of jQuery. I was using jQuery 1.2.1 w/ , but switching to 1.4.3+ fixed the issue for me.

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