Hello,
I would like to conitnue reporting error I have with your PageFlip module. Since the BULK ZIP IMPORT is not working, I reported in my other thread: http://www.aricie.com/en/...RT-ERROR/posts.aspx, I am forced to add all my images manually. After inserting about 110 images, I started to get this error message every time modules tries to access the Page Management screen: Error: is currently unavailable. DotNetNuke.Services.Exceptions.ModuleLoadException: Out of memory. ---> System.OutOfMemoryException: Out of memory. at System.Drawing.Image.FromFile(String filename, Boolean useEmbeddedColorManagement) at System.Drawing.Image.FromFile(String filename) at Aricie.DNN.Modules.PageFlip.EditPages.grdPages_ItemDataBound(Object sender, DataGridItemEventArgs e) --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
I would like recieve some help on fixing this and other issues I have with your Page Flip module. It was not offered as free module and I had to pay for it, you must support your own product if you charge money for it. Please help.
Hello, sorry for the late of my answer. We are currently trying to reproduce your bugs with no success. Can you send us your zip file at jbbouillet[at]aricie[dot]fr.
Hello, thanks for answering my post, I was not checking this forum for a while. I still have this problem unresolved and still adding images one by one by hand and it sucks to do every time.
I will not be able to send you a ZIP file I am working with for couple of reasons, first the ZIP file is over 100MB, it's too large to email it. Second, I use your player for displaying online magazine and should not share the images we use.
However, I can set up you with access and edit permissions to the test player on my site so you can try and see it for yourself. Please let me know if you are still interested to help out.
Another question about this: Are there any settings of my DNN or setting with my website hosting services I need to know about (like site configuration or folder permission on the server) and have them set correct before I try or You try to use Zip file to import images again.
Thanks again, looking forward to your reply.
Hi,
It maybe depends on the memory's capacity of your server. We use DotNetNuke method for uploading file and it's based on DotNet method which upload in memory before writing on disk.
Did you tried to process with several zip which contains only few images and represents less than 100MB ? For example, instead of trying with 1 zip over 100MB, you could try with 4 or 5 zip of 25MB.