12th April 2008

Flexible Upload 1.10 released!

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Now, here it is! お待たせしました。

Flexible Upload now works with Wordpress 2.5. I have chosen not to use the Flash upload (although it is nice to upload multiple files at once), because several people reported they didn’t like it, and because I didn’t find a proper way to pass image resizing options before the upload starts. So the plugin is a bit old-fashioned regarding the upload part, but I hope it answers the many requests not to change it. On the other hand, for the “Insert to Post” part, I have chosen to follow WP (including Ajax), because I didn’t find it too slow and I found it easy to integrate Flexible Upload features into it.

I’d like to thank the many people who contributed in a way or another to this release, even by simply posting an encouraging comment on the forum or on the plugin page, because I wouldn’t have done it if the request hadn’t been so strong.

Hope you enjoy it. Please continue to report bugs, problems, or feature requests (preferably on the forum, because it is easier to track).

Happy Blogging, on the best publishing platform ever!

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  1. 1 On April 12th, 2008, Songline said:

    Dear Antoine, great Plugin!

    It works well on http://www.ci-jou.de (wp 2.2.3)and I had no problems to make a frame around every picture by writing in css:

    .imageframe {
    margin : 0 5px 5px 0;
    padding : 5px;
    border : 1px solid #808080;
    }
    .imgalignleft {
    float : left;
    }
    .imgalignright {
    float : right;
    }
    .imgaligncenter {
    margin-left : auto;
    margin-right : auto;
    }
    .right {
    float : right;
    }
    .left {
    float : left;
    }

    Now I tried the same on http://www.song-line.eu (wp 2.5) and it doesn’t work.

    Do you know any solution?

    Thanks,
    Songline

  2. 2 On April 12th, 2008, Antoine said:

    Songline,

    From FU 1.10, I changed the CSS classes, to use standard WP classes:
    imgalignleft -> alignleft
    imgalignright -> alignright
    imgaligncenter -> centered

    So if you just define alignleft, alignright and centered the same way you defined imgalignleft, imgalignright and imgaligncenter in your style.css, it should work fine.

    (Note: you might need to keep the old classes in your style.css, for backward compatibility with posts written with older version of WP).

    I hope this change is not too confusing. It is intended to be more standard with many WP themes.

  3. 3 On April 12th, 2008, Michael said:

    Antoine,

    I’ve just upgraded to 1.10 of your plugin and merged in the customisations I had previously made to support PNG-24 watermarks and to provide an option to watermark the thumbnail images. I couldn’t find your email address on your blog, so if you’d still like the updates just drop me an email and I’ll then send you through the modified file.

    Regards,
    Michael.

  4. 4 On April 12th, 2008, Ro said:

    Merci beaucoup :)

  5. 5 On April 13th, 2008, Antoine said:

    Michael,

    Thank you very much for your contribution!
    As you can see, I added your code in the Flexible Upload 1.12.

    Antoine

  6. 6 On April 14th, 2008, Diam0nd said:

    Dear Antoine,

    I’m having a bit of a problem with Flexible Upload v1.11 on my latest WP2.6 (nightly). Every time I upload a picture using it it adds it as a 100*100 thumbnail, even tho I do NOT have those options set AND in the configuration I set “Default maximum for resizing” and “Default maximum for thumbnail” set to zero. But still when I upload it pastes the link into body of the post it shows thumbnail :( Can this be corrected somehow?

  7. 7 On April 15th, 2008, Antoine said:

    Diam0nd,

    I didn’t look into WP2.6 yet. Please post on the forum if you want to further discuss this issue. Thanks.

  8. 8 On April 18th, 2008, Songline said:

    Dear Antoine,

    thanks for you help, which didn’t work properly, but I found the solution myself now and want to tell you to help others.

    Many greetings
    Songline

    To get a frame around the picture the css must be defined as follows:

    .attachment {
    margin : 0 5px 5px 0;
    padding : 5px;
    border : 1px solid #808080;
    }
    .alignleft {
    float : left;
    }
    .alignright {
    float : right;
    }
    .centered {
    margin-left : auto;
    margin-right : auto;
    }
    .right {
    float : right;
    }
    .left {
    float : left;
    }

  9. 9 On April 18th, 2008, Antoine said:

    Songline,

    You did exactly what I told you to do: you defined the CSS classes alignleft, alignright and centered the same way you defined imgalignleft imgalignright and imgaligncenter. Good that you understood what I meant.

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