On 5/30/07, A-NO-NE Music madflute@anonemusic.com wrote:
Cog Rusty / 2007/05/30 / 07:19 AM wrote:
Image Assist used to have (maybe still does) a settings where you could choose between "html" or "filter". For relative paths, "filter" was the right choice.
Thank you for your response. I never used Filtered HTML since I need full control. I just tried it as the first time, and I am not getting a correct result. I set Input Format to Filtered HTML, and inserted an image as Filtered HTML. The result is the inserted code showing up as a string instead of image when [Submit].
[img_assist|nid=194|title=|desc=|link=popup|align=left|width=99|height=300]
Weird.
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I didn't mean Drupal's "Filtered HTML".
I meant the "Filter Tag" option in image_assist's settings page (/admin/settings/img_assist), Other Properties, Default Insert Mode. But apparently you already have that selected. What you see is intended to be processed by a filter, and does not contain an absolute path.
What is missing is that Drupal must actually use a filter on that and render it -- not just display it as it is. So, go to /admin/settings/filters. Select (or create) *any* input format that you intend to use. Configure it. An input format contains filters. One of these filters is:
Inline images: Add images to your posts with Image assist.
Make sure to enable it so that the tag [img_assist|nid=194|title=|desc=|link=popup|align=left|width=99|height=300] will be rendered to a proper url when displayed.