imagefield

I am looking for a way to rename files that are uploaded by users through a filefield. For example, rename user profile photos using uniqid . I found a good solution for D6 at " Drupal 6: How to Change Filename on Upload " but can't find anything for D7. Another option is to use File (Field) Paths , but: The module causes warnings on my setup. Seems to be a bit of an overkill to install a general module for a very specific purpose. You can change every file upload by hook_file_presave as your desire pattern as example function yourmodulename_file_presave($file) { $parts = pathinfo($file-

I have a modelform that has an imagefield called 'banner' and I am trying to validate the file size and dimesions and provide an error if the image is too large. Here is the models.py: class Server(models.Model): id = models.AutoField("ID", primary_key=True, editable=False) servername = models.CharField("Server Name", max_length=20) ip = models.CharField("IP Address", max_length=50) port = models.CharField("Port", max_length=5, default='25565') banner = models.ImageField("Banner", upload_to='banners', max_length=100) description = models.TextField("Description", blank=True, max_length=3000)

I'm having a very particular performance problem at work! In the system we're using there's a table that holds information about the current workflow process. One of the fields holds a spreadsheet that contains metadata about the process (don't ask me why!! and NO I CAN'T CHANGE IT!!) The problem is that this spreadsheet is stored in an IMAGE field in an SQL Server 2005 (within a database set with SQL 2000 compatibility). This table currently has 22K+ lines and even a simple query like this: SELECT TOP 100 * FROM OFFENDING_TABLE Takes 30 seconds to retrieve the data in Query Analyser. I'm

I have added an image field to content type "Basic Page" and using the "Manage Displays" option have it displayed at the top of the page. However there is no styling on the image and I can't for the life of me figure out how I add a class to the image so that I can add styles. If you're using CCK there's almost certainly a class already associated with the image (or at least a class on a div that wraps it). CCK wraps just about everything in a class. Try right clicking the image and clicking on Inspect Element to double check. If you really need to add a class though, you can use the Theme

I have an ImageField in my model and when I'm saving it I want to check that if it's None or not. In django shell I'm calling my object's ImageField and it gives : >>> p.avatar <ImageFieldFile: None> >>> p.avatar is None False I found that the ImageField's name is u'', so is there any better way to do it ? I found that the ImageField's name is u'', so is there any better way to do it ? Actually, it looks like that's exactly how this class evaluates bool() , so the better way is to just test its bool() by calling if p.avatar ImageFieldFile subclasses File , which defines: def __nonzero__(self):