On Jun 13, 2006, at 2:12 AM, Kobus Myburgh wrote:

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Unfortunately it is still not visible on the web, it's as if it

doesn't

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exist. I turned of clean urls, but that doesn't help.

It seems like a simple problem, but I can not figure it out, nor find

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anything on drupal.org. Any ideas?

It seems that your images is set to private downloads. I had a similar issue before, and to overcome this I had to switch images back to public downloads. I thought it was a problem with inline.module, but apparently it is not - so perhaps this is a bug in Drupal's code? Can someone else confirm this?

As a matter of course, I almost always set up sites with private downloads. What's more, I set the files directory one level above the root (e.g., "../filesgohere). I've not had problems with attachments or images appearing, not even in RSS feeds.

What I have seen cause display problems is changing the public/ private setting or changing the file directory after the fact -- or even after configuring the uploads module.

It would be nice if the filesystem could dynamically track all files. Barring that, a contrib module idea might be to find all uploaded files in the directory system, and move them to the folder where current settings demand. But that's another matter....

Question: Does the image not display even if you use the html option to insert the image using image assist?

Question: Do you have the image assist filter enabled for your input formats?

These would help rule out these issues. As it is, though, you might be having no problem with the filesystem -- especially if your image is showing up in the image node itself.

Laura