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Hi out there!

I wrote a little module for phpWCMS thought i share it.

UploadFX is a module for phpWCMS that provides uploading and editing multiple files with just a few clicks.

UploadFX works with the AJAX technologie and the upload function of Adobe Flash Player from version 8.

It is programmed in PHP, DHTML, Javascript and Actionscript.

Requirements:

on the client side: Javascript and Adobe Flash Player from version 8.

You can download the manual, screenshots and the install-package at http://www.hs-merseburg.de/wecker/index.php?download

UploadFX was tested just with phpwcms 1.2.8 and 1.2.9
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Something additional came me in mind now:

After the first using of UploadFX you can even use the fileinfo-functions of UploadFX for editing files, which where taken over with the phpwcms-ftptakeover if you took them over to the folder "UploadFX temporary files".
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UploadFX was updated to v0.51

See changes and the download here:
http://www.hs-merseburg.de/wecker/index.php?download

Wow, that looks VERY nice. Thanks for sharing it!

Greetz, gratch

Thank you very much gratch.

This is impressive, will try that soon!

metti wrote:The proof of the pudding is in the eating.

Sounds like your signature line is very fitting with those who have taken you up on your invitation!

Sorry... I could not resist pointing it out.
=-Nice work and interesting concept=-

Regards,
DeXXus

hehe, hope it tasted good

wow - but whats about error 403 ?

error 403?

Fehler:
Error while handling background_brown.jpg:
HTTP-Error: 403

It is a usual HTTP 403 error and means that you did not set the rights of the upload script (upload.php) to 755. I guess you have to set CHMOD of the upload.php in include/inc_module/mod_uploadfx/inc_act/upload.php to 755.

habe die berechtigung auf chmod 777 gestellt - immer noch nichts.

777 heist aber doch auch schreibbar. 755 reicht aus. Klick mal auf das Uploadfx oben links (da gehts zur Bedienungsanleitung). Wenn da auch Error 403 "Zugriff verboten" steht, musst du noch mal überprüfen, ob wirklich jeder UploadFX übergeordneter Ordner lesbar ist. Also: der Pfad muss komplett lesbar sein: PHPWCMS_ROOT/include/inc_module/mod_uploadfx/inc_act/upload.php und die upload.php natürlich auch.

f..**grkmpf.. alles habe ich jetzt gecheckt, aber die rechte sind alle auf maximum.
i checks nimma...

Und die Bedienungsanleitung is auch sichtbar?
Hmmm. Zu dem Fehler an sich: Der Fehler kommt von dem Flashscript, das beim Uploaden einen HTTP-Statuscode vom Server kriegt und diesen Statuscode gibt es aus, wenn er Fehler bedeutet (In deinem Fall 403).

habe dazu das im netz gefunden:

http://www.blog.medianetic.de/?p=12

weiss abe rnicht genau was ich tun soll ?
bin ich der einzige wo das ding nich tläuft ?
der link im uploadfx funktiniert tadellos...
seh komisch