I've upgraded a site to v6 Release Candidate and can browse to the media section and upload fine however if I try to create the Media item from the DAMP datatype on the content node, it doesn't upload associate the file to the media item. The media item is created but it is always empty.
DAMP 2.0 is not compatible with Umbraco v6. I've already fixed all the issues on the CodePlex version and I'll release DAMP 2.5 this week which will be compatible with v4 and v6 of Umbraco. Upgrading will be very easy.
Have downloaded the RC, had a version of your demo site working well in the beta (Mvc), but now - nothing?
At first copied files from the beta, but the version of the multiFileUploader threw errors, node id + media id does not exist, and the option on the upload of media type was missing. Spent some time checking my copied files but could not work it out. Then saw the new version and tried again with DAMP 2.5 and the Property Editor Value Converter plus samples, it ran after modifying the template, (changed Media[0] to First and umbracoFile to Crops.wideCrop), but could not save crops. Uninstalled then just installed DAMP 2.5 and noticed the Webforms template.
It could well be something obvious I have missed, but could you give any pointer as to where I have gone wrong?
Did you have it running on the beta? I somehow thought that there were not that many changes to the RC, but as you say, this is a great package and I'm sure just an oversight somewhere along the line. Having a break now to watch Benfica but will resume again after.
Warning104'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx14
Warning105'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx14
Warning106'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\Installer.ascx11
Warning107'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\Installer.ascx11
Warning108'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\SelectMediaItem.aspx17
Warning109'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\SelectMediaItem.aspx17
Warning110'umbraco.helper.Request(string)' is obsolete: 'This method has been superceded. Use the extension method for HttpRequest or HttpRequestBase method: GetItemAsString instead.'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\Tinymce3\insertMacro.aspx108
Warning111'umbraco.helper.Request(string)' is obsolete: 'This method has been superceded. Use the extension method for HttpRequest or HttpRequestBase method: GetItemAsString instead.'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\Tinymce3\insertMacro.aspx109
Warning112File 'CreateMediaItem.aspx.cs' was not found.C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx1141REST60
Warning113'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: '"Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead"'c:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx14188REST60
Warning114'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: '"Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead"'c:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx14208REST60
Warning115'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: '"Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead"'c:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx2284REST60
Warning116'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: '"Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead"'c:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx22104REST60
Message117Validation (ASP.Net): Attribute 'onchange' is not a valid attribute of element 'DropDownList'.C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx4187REST60
It looks like something went wrong with the installation. DAMP 2.5 is not compatible with the Umbraco v6 beta (only RC and higher) so when you installed it something probably already went wrong there. You're only getting warnings, but no errors so there is no problem there.
The Property Editor Value Converter plus samples package hasn't been updated for DAMP 2.5 or Umbraco v6 and will only work on v4.10 (not even 4.11). I only updated the default Samples package because that's used the most. If you want an example of the Property Editor Value Converter it's best to have a look at the DAMP gallery. You can upgrade that version to DAMP 2.5 and Umbraco v6 RC afterwards.
The DAMP 2.5 package can be used on webforms or mvc, but the Samples package only works when your site is in webforms mode.
It's best if you just install a clean version of DAMP 2.5 + the DAMP 2.5 Samples package on a clean Umbraco v6 RC or higher. That will work :-).
Many thanks for your reply. Can confirm almost everything in your post, however . . .
There is a great NEW feature in the RC, concerning docTypes and mediaTypes, "Allow at Root". As the folder I was trying to retreive images from was the first in the tree, it would not display them, although the alt tag was displayed suggesting the path was correct, as this was an upgrade, it wasn't until I checked there that I became aware of it. With this permission granted, all worked well.
Looks like I tried to do too much in one go - Will try with the DAMP Gallery, would like the multipleFileUpload for this project.
Thanks again, so many changes, but so much goodness!!
v6 RC - Can not Create Image from Content Node
I've upgraded a site to v6 Release Candidate and can browse to the media section and upload fine however if I try to create the Media item from the DAMP datatype on the content node, it doesn't upload associate the file to the media item. The media item is created but it is always empty.
Hello,
DAMP 2.0 is not compatible with Umbraco v6. I've already fixed all the issues on the CodePlex version and I'll release DAMP 2.5 this week which will be compatible with v4 and v6 of Umbraco. Upgrading will be very easy.
Jeroen
Thanks for the update and the great package.
I've released DAMP 2.5 which is compatible with the v6 RC: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/digibiz-advanced-media-picker
Jeroen
Hi Jeroen
DAMP 2.5 is the Webforms version?
Have downloaded the RC, had a version of your demo site working well in the beta (Mvc), but now - nothing?
At first copied files from the beta, but the version of the multiFileUploader threw errors, node id + media id does not exist, and the option on the upload of media type was missing. Spent some time checking my copied files but could not work it out. Then saw the new version and tried again with DAMP 2.5 and the Property Editor Value Converter plus samples, it ran after modifying the template, (changed Media[0] to First and umbracoFile to Crops.wideCrop), but could not save crops. Uninstalled then just installed DAMP 2.5 and noticed the Webforms template.
It could well be something obvious I have missed, but could you give any pointer as to where I have gone wrong?
Best regards
Gary
I've just editted this post.. It seems my server was having issues.
Hi
Did you have it running on the beta? I somehow thought that there were not that many changes to the RC, but as you say, this is a great package and I'm sure just an oversight somewhere along the line. Having a break now to watch Benfica but will resume again after.
If I get anything useful, will let you know.
Regards
G
Warning104'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx14
Warning105'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx14
Warning106'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\Installer.ascx11
Warning107'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\Installer.ascx11
Warning108'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\SelectMediaItem.aspx17
Warning109'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: 'Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\SelectMediaItem.aspx17
Warning110'umbraco.helper.Request(string)' is obsolete: 'This method has been superceded. Use the extension method for HttpRequest or HttpRequestBase method: GetItemAsString instead.'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\Tinymce3\insertMacro.aspx108
Warning111'umbraco.helper.Request(string)' is obsolete: 'This method has been superceded. Use the extension method for HttpRequest or HttpRequestBase method: GetItemAsString instead.'C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\Tinymce3\insertMacro.aspx109
Warning112File 'CreateMediaItem.aspx.cs' was not found.C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx1141REST60
Warning113'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: '"Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead"'c:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx14188REST60
Warning114'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: '"Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead"'c:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx14208REST60
Warning115'umbraco.IO.IOHelper' is obsolete: '"Use Umbraco.Core.IO.IOHelper instead"'c:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx2284REST60
Warning116'umbraco.IO.SystemDirectories' is obsolete: '"Use Umbraco.Core.IO.SystemDirectories instead"'c:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx22104REST60
Message117Validation (ASP.Net): Attribute 'onchange' is not a valid attribute of element 'DropDownList'.C:\Users\Gary\WEB\REST60\Umbraco\Plugins\DigibizAdvancedMediaPicker\CreateMediaItem.aspx4187REST60
Hello,
It looks like something went wrong with the installation. DAMP 2.5 is not compatible with the Umbraco v6 beta (only RC and higher) so when you installed it something probably already went wrong there. You're only getting warnings, but no errors so there is no problem there.
The Property Editor Value Converter plus samples package hasn't been updated for DAMP 2.5 or Umbraco v6 and will only work on v4.10 (not even 4.11). I only updated the default Samples package because that's used the most. If you want an example of the Property Editor Value Converter it's best to have a look at the DAMP gallery. You can upgrade that version to DAMP 2.5 and Umbraco v6 RC afterwards.
The DAMP 2.5 package can be used on webforms or mvc, but the Samples package only works when your site is in webforms mode.
It's best if you just install a clean version of DAMP 2.5 + the DAMP 2.5 Samples package on a clean Umbraco v6 RC or higher. That will work :-).
Jeroen
Hi Jeroen
Many thanks for your reply. Can confirm almost everything in your post, however . . .
There is a great NEW feature in the RC, concerning docTypes and mediaTypes, "Allow at Root". As the folder I was trying to retreive images from was the first in the tree, it would not display them, although the alt tag was displayed suggesting the path was correct, as this was an upgrade, it wasn't until I checked there that I became aware of it. With this permission granted, all worked well.
Looks like I tried to do too much in one go - Will try with the DAMP Gallery, would like the multipleFileUpload for this project.
Thanks again, so many changes, but so much goodness!!
Gary
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