General support topic for Aeva Media (Latest release: July 28, 2010)

[Kindred]

Depending on your aeva an php settings... Probably

[TheListener]

Hmm

Will give it a go tonight.

[FrizzleFried]

I've uploaded 10MB MP3 files...

[TheListener]

I've uploaded 10MB MP3 files...

Good to Know thanks Frizzle

My partner did a radio show recently which ended up as being 67MB in size.

[Baloch]

What errors? You're really not making this easy for me to help you.

Here is the result of installation.


Execute Modification = ./Sources/Subs.php   = Test failed
2.   Add Before   ./Sources/Subs.php   Test failed

[FrizzleFried]

Likely the edit that adds the menu entry.

[Arantor]

Better still, click on the little paper icon next to the error so you can see what modification it's trying to apply there. I'm not entirely sure it's the menu.

[MDragon]

Hello all, I believe this issue has been discussed before in this thread based on a search I did, but I'm not really sure what to do.  Just upgraded to 2.0 today from an old SMF and playing with new mods, Aeva helpfully replaced by Youtube bbc mod and now I'm playing with some of the expanded functionality.  When trying to upload an image to a gallery I get this:

Illegal mix of collations (utf8_unicode_ci,IMPLICIT) and (utf8_general_ci,IMPLICIT) for operation 'ifnull'
File: /home/mdragon/public_html/Sources/Aeva-Subs.php
Line: 3657

I read something about editing a database with phpAdmin, I only for the first time even knew it existed when I was learning how to create, backup, and restore databases.  Any help, whether it be a link that is VERY newbie friendly, or instructions, for what I need to do to fix this error when uploading (and viewing details) on Aeva would be much appreciated!

Would also point out that the items actually upload and view fine, just get error after upload and error when viewing details on the image!

[Babyfacemagee]

HI there, 

So I've searched these boards and can't find an answer to embedding html5 videos from youtube in my forum.   I'm running SMF 2.02, Simple Portal 2.3.5 and Aeva Media 1.4w.  I typically use the standard long flash youtube embed codes which work fine on desktop browsers but I'm starting to get complaints from those using mobile browsers like Chrome for Android that the videos are not showing up.  So far I haven't been able to figure out how to get the html5 versions working.   Has someone figured out a solution for this yet? 

Thanks in advance for your help.

BFM

[FrizzleFried]

HI there, 

So I've searched these boards and can't find an answer to embedding html5 videos from youtube in my forum.   I'm running SMF 2.02, Simple Portal 2.3.5 and Aeva Media 1.4w.  I typically use the standard long flash youtube embed codes which work fine on desktop browsers but I'm starting to get complaints from those using mobile browsers like Chrome for Android that the videos are not showing up.  So far I haven't been able to figure out how to get the html5 versions working.   Has someone figured out a solution for this yet? 

Thanks in advance for your help.

BFM

http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=200401.msg3340198#msg3340198

[BaghdadGhost]

Hi,

I realized recently that there is an error from Aeva in error log

http://xxx.com/index.php?action=media;?action=media;sa=post
8: Undefined index: video
File: .../Sources/Aeva-Gallery.php
Line: 1485

it repeats with a change of "video" to "image", "audio", and "doc"

this is the line

Code Select Expand

' onclick="updateQuota(' . $q['image'] . ', ' . $q['video'] . ', ' . $q['audio'] . ', ' . $q['doc'] . ');"');


any idea please?

[Arantor]

Version of Aeva?

Did you set quotas for the album you're trying to post to?

[FrizzleFried]

My guess:  He's running the "paid" version and it's the same documented error I posted about.  It's triggered by uploading to an album using the drop down menu on the right.  I still get the same group of errors when someone uploads that way.

[BaghdadGhost]

My guess:  He's running the "paid" version and it's the same documented error I posted about.  It's triggered by uploading to an album using the drop down menu on the right.  I still get the same group of errors when someone uploads that way.

you are correct. its 2.10

Did you set quotas for the album you're trying to post to?

I did not understand the question, can you explain more please!

thanks

[Arantor]

The error is related to quotas, specifically that an album can have a maximum size of picture/video/audio/whatever uploaded to it.

The error suggests quotas were not set for that album.

[FrizzleFried]

For me... even with a quota set for an album,  using the upload link on the left is fine...shows the quota's to the members ... no errors.  Using the drop down menu on the right,  it shows NO quotas and I get the errors.  The error has something to do with the functionality of the link/process being implemented via the drop down menu on the right. 

[FrizzleFried]

Take a look at the images below.

The first one is what I get when I click the "ADD AN ITEM TO THIS ALBUM" button on the left...

The second one is when I get when I click MY ALBUM and then select "ADD AN ITEM TO THIS ALBUM" from the drop down menu...

As you can see,  the function from the drop down menu isn't working right.  If there was a way we can simply MIMIC the function from the button on the left... the errors go away.  Help.

[Arantor]

The problem is that 'add an item to this album' doesn't implicitly know what album it's working from - hence the fact with the second case you also have a dropdown to select the album from... so it's not a matter of 'mimicking' anything, it's a non-trivial rewrite.

[FrizzleFried]

One thing I notice... when using the button on the left,  it will only allow you to upload to a single album... the one you are in.  Clicking the selection from the drop down menu allows you to select ANY of the albums from a drop down menu.  BUT,  by the time you get to that the error is already generated at page load (the sizes are missing from the 4 accepted formats at top).

[FrizzleFried]

The problem is that 'add an item to this album' doesn't implicitly know what album it's working from - hence the fact with the second case you also have a dropdown to select the album from... so it's not a matter of 'mimicking' anything, it's a non-trivial rewrite.

Any way to force the drop down to simply go to the same place as the menu?  I'd rather deal with that limited functionality than the hundreds of errors... 

And furthermore... is this impacting the actual quota?  Can people upload larger images via the drop down menu than they could via the link?  Time for some testing I think.