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Re: Client side image resize

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Here's the result of the test run. File selection results in no upload action. In Chrome, the console provides the following error:


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Uncaught TypeError: Failed to execute 'readAsDataURL' on 'FileReader': parameter 1 is not of type 'Blob'.


Anyone know where to go from there? Thanks guys! You all are amazing!

Re: Client side image resize

Reply #16

It's as if nothing is being passed into the compress function? Can't seem to figure this one out.   :-X ;D

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Reply #17

Sorry, that's my limit on the subject... :(
Javascript is really not something that I'm so proficient with. :'(
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@FF / MFG test
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Quote from: emanuele – Sorry, that's my limit on the subject... :(
Javascript is really not something that I'm so proficient with. :'(
 
 It's all good eman. Thanks for your help! It must be something simple. My troubleshooting time has been limited. Hopefully time will come available soon!

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Reply #20

Quote from: emanuele – Sorry, that's my limit on the subject... :(
Javascript is really not something that I'm so proficient with. :'(
me too i hoping to do some pluralsight.com classes just a lot going with work so too busy for a class.

Re: Client side image resize

Reply #21

Could someone give me a jumpstart on including a basic integration hook script? Basically output a "test" message in the integrate_attachment_upload hook so I can verify the hook is active and the function returns correctly. Currently there is an active hook, a file called dropzone.subs.php in the sources/subs directory, the active hook is set to call the function drop_zone(). Something like this:

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function drop_zone()
{
global $modSettings;

$something = "test";
    return $something;

}

The normal attachment upload drag and drop appears with no "test" message. What is incorrect here? Yours truly is a php dummy, for full disclosure, in case it isn't obvious!  ;D

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Reply #22

hmm.. is that a php function of a javascript one? O_o
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Quote from: emanuele – hmm.. is that a php function of a javascript one? O_o
 
 

Supposed to be a php function...

Spuds attachment resize mod uses php with this hook.
Last Edit: September 19, 2020, 08:32:52 pm by badmonkey