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Tue, 06/01/2010 - 11:53
 I'm setting up a new cart with Ubercart. I noticed this status message: "To automatically configure core image support, enable the Content, CCK Image field, and Imagecache modules." The problem is that I already have all three modules enabled (Imagecache has both ImageAPI and GD2 (installed on my server) enabled). What else could cause this status message to appear? 
Re: Ubercart Core Image Support?
Go to cck and make sure there's an image field listed under the content type.
Re: Re: Ubercart Core Image Support?
I believe I've got that covered (see attached screen shot showing CCK config).
Re: Re: Re: Ubercart Core Image Support?
You need to visit admin/content/types you already have what's needed installed. Check the fields under the content type Product and make sure there's an image field listed.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Ubercart Core Image Support?
I think I've got that taken care of, too. The picture filed I added (see attached screen shot) uses an image widget type. Does the modified type look correct?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Ubercart Core Image Support?
Yep! You got it..
alien73 wrote:
Yep! You got
Yep! You got it.. Which brings me back to the original question since I still see that warning message. Should it be there if I have everything configured as shown above?  
Re: alien73 wrote: Yep! You got
The code in Ubercart that prints this message is pretty simple: if (!module_exists('imagefield') || !module_exists('imagecache')) {Really, the only thing that could be happening is that you don't have one of those modules enabled. Your screenshot shows ImageField enabled, but you don't show the section with Imagecache ...
TR wrote:
The code in
The code in Ubercart that prints this message is pretty simple: if (!module_exists('imagefield') || !module_exists('imagecache')) {Really, the only thing that could be happening is that you don't have one of those modules enabled. Your screenshot shows ImageField enabled, but you don't show the section with Imagecache ... I think I see the problem (see attachment for ImageCache screen shot), and it looks like a bug: the module name appears to be ImageAPI, not imagecache. Is that the problem?
Re: TR wrote:
The code in
No... ImageCache is called ImageCache. ImageAPI is a different module. You have to install ImageCache.
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