I'm running Xubuntu, Apache2.2.8 (Ubuntu), PHP 5.2.4, MySQL 5, Drupal 5.7. Using the Garland them, I configured it to show user pictures in posts and comments. I uploaded a couple of pictures for a couple of user profiles, and all that shows on the blog is a link with the text "userid's picture". Nothing in the user's configuration page shows which picture is associated with that user. The picture is in the files/pictures directory and is named picture-1.jpg, but there is nothing in the drupal5 database "files" table. However, the users table shows the correct path for each picture assigned to a user. What's going on? ** *Peter Dow* / Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 pdow@dowsoftware.com <mailto:pdow@dowsoftware.com> / p.s. I've manged to get Clean URLs configured, but IE is still gives "Access Denied" message when trying to login.
Use an extension like firebug (or introspect your rendered page source) to check the path is set. If your image is present in the web page source, but does not display, check your file is present; if yes, then check path is correct in web page; if yes check your files rights on your file system, maybe your files does not have the read permission for your apache user. If it does not works, check your templates files, if the picture is there, if yes, then check you did not override the theme_* function that display the picture. If always not working, update core and modules and pray. On lun, 2008-07-28 at 08:01 -0700, Peter Dow (DSS) wrote:
I'm running Xubuntu, Apache2.2.8 (Ubuntu), PHP 5.2.4, MySQL 5, Drupal 5.7.
Using the Garland them, I configured it to show user pictures in posts and comments. I uploaded a couple of pictures for a couple of user profiles, and all that shows on the blog is a link with the text "userid's picture". Nothing in the user's configuration page shows which picture is associated with that user.
The picture is in the files/pictures directory and is named picture-1.jpg, but there is nothing in the drupal5 database "files" table. However, the users table shows the correct path for each picture assigned to a user.
What's going on?
** *Peter Dow* / Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 pdow@dowsoftware.com <mailto:pdow@dowsoftware.com> /
p.s. I've manged to get Clean URLs configured, but IE is still gives "Access Denied" message when trying to login.
When I've had this problem, it's been the Input format. Filtered HTML doesn't allow <img> tags, but Full HTML does. Steve Pierre Rineau wrote:
Use an extension like firebug (or introspect your rendered page source) to check the path is set.
If your image is present in the web page source, but does not display, check your file is present; if yes, then check path is correct in web page; if yes check your files rights on your file system, maybe your files does not have the read permission for your apache user.
If it does not works, check your templates files, if the picture is there, if yes, then check you did not override the theme_* function that display the picture.
If always not working, update core and modules and pray.
On lun, 2008-07-28 at 08:01 -0700, Peter Dow (DSS) wrote:
I'm running Xubuntu, Apache2.2.8 (Ubuntu), PHP 5.2.4, MySQL 5, Drupal 5.7.
Using the Garland them, I configured it to show user pictures in posts and comments. I uploaded a couple of pictures for a couple of user profiles, and all that shows on the blog is a link with the text "userid's picture". Nothing in the user's configuration page shows which picture is associated with that user.
The picture is in the files/pictures directory and is named picture-1.jpg, but there is nothing in the drupal5 database "files" table. However, the users table shows the correct path for each picture assigned to a user.
What's going on?
** *Peter Dow* / Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 pdow@dowsoftware.com <mailto:pdow@dowsoftware.com> /
p.s. I've manged to get Clean URLs configured, but IE is still gives "Access Denied" message when trying to login.
Hi Steve, Sounds promising, but (I'm a newbie) what's the Input format? Where do I check it? *Peter Dow* / Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 pdow@dowsoftware.com <mailto:pdow@dowsoftware.com> / Steve Edwards wrote:
When I've had this problem, it's been the Input format. Filtered HTML doesn't allow <img> tags, but Full HTML does.
Steve
Pierre Rineau wrote:
Use an extension like firebug (or introspect your rendered page source) to check the path is set.
If your image is present in the web page source, but does not display, check your file is present; if yes, then check path is correct in web page; if yes check your files rights on your file system, maybe your files does not have the read permission for your apache user.
If it does not works, check your templates files, if the picture is there, if yes, then check you did not override the theme_* function that display the picture.
If always not working, update core and modules and pray.
On lun, 2008-07-28 at 08:01 -0700, Peter Dow (DSS) wrote:
I'm running Xubuntu, Apache2.2.8 (Ubuntu), PHP 5.2.4, MySQL 5, Drupal 5.7.
Using the Garland them, I configured it to show user pictures in posts and comments. I uploaded a couple of pictures for a couple of user profiles, and all that shows on the blog is a link with the text "userid's picture". Nothing in the user's configuration page shows which picture is associated with that user.
The picture is in the files/pictures directory and is named picture-1.jpg, but there is nothing in the drupal5 database "files" table. However, the users table shows the correct path for each picture assigned to a user.
What's going on?
** *Peter Dow* / Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 pdow@dowsoftware.com <mailto:pdow@dowsoftware.com> /
p.s. I've manged to get Clean URLs configured, but IE is still gives "Access Denied" message when trying to login.
Hi Pierre, Great tip! I had firebug check for broken images: http://www.cardenasdow.us/ 0 broken images http://71.189.231.57:5080/drupal5/ 1. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-2.jpg 2. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-2.jpg 3. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-1.jpg 4. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-1.jpg 5. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-1.jpg 6. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-1.jpg 7. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-1.jpg 8. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-1.jpg 9. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-1.jpg 10. http://www.cardenasdow.us/drupal5/files/pictures/picture-1.jpg The problem here is that I have a dynamic IP address with no-ip.com, and in addition, Verizon (my ISP) blocks port 80 requests. So no-ip.com does a port-redirect on www.cardenasdow.us to port 5080, which my router points to port 80 on the server. Unfortunately, drupal apparently takes the "cardenasdow.us" part of the url and gets the IP for that (71.189.231.57) to use in subsequent urls. The IP for www.cardenasdow.us is currently 72.5.169.70. How do I get drupal to keep using www.cardenasdow.us instead of the ip address? *Peter Dow* / Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 pdow@dowsoftware.com <mailto:pdow@dowsoftware.com> / Pierre Rineau wrote:
Use an extension like firebug (or introspect your rendered page source) to check the path is set.
If your image is present in the web page source, but does not display, check your file is present; if yes, then check path is correct in web page; if yes check your files rights on your file system, maybe your files does not have the read permission for your apache user.
If it does not works, check your templates files, if the picture is there, if yes, then check you did not override the theme_* function that display the picture.
If always not working, update core and modules and pray.
On lun, 2008-07-28 at 08:01 -0700, Peter Dow (DSS) wrote:
I'm running Xubuntu, Apache2.2.8 (Ubuntu), PHP 5.2.4, MySQL 5, Drupal 5.7.
Using the Garland them, I configured it to show user pictures in posts and comments. I uploaded a couple of pictures for a couple of user profiles, and all that shows on the blog is a link with the text "userid's picture". Nothing in the user's configuration page shows which picture is associated with that user.
The picture is in the files/pictures directory and is named picture-1.jpg, but there is nothing in the drupal5 database "files" table. However, the users table shows the correct path for each picture assigned to a user.
What's going on?
** *Peter Dow* / Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 pdow@dowsoftware.com <mailto:pdow@dowsoftware.com> /
p.s. I've manged to get Clean URLs configured, but IE is still gives "Access Denied" message when trying to login.
Quoting "Peter Dow (DSS)" <pdow@dowsoftware.com>:
How do I get drupal to keep using www.cardenasdow.us instead of the ip address?
Add the mapping to your local DNS or modify the /etc/hosts file or windows <windows root>/sytem32/drivers/etc/hosts to add the mapping. Earnie -- http://for-my-kids.com/ -- http://give-me-an-offer.com/
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