Hey All,
Is there a way I can get past drupal to say access an image that i have stored in a domain.tld/images/ folder? When I transferred my blog from WP to Drupal, I moved the wp-content folder that holds a bunch of uploaded graphics, etc., to my drupal folder, but drupal tells me that it's a bad url when I try to access an image stored in domain.tld/wp-content/upload/...
Any clue?
-Adam
In response to "Adam C. - Mail Lists" aic71@aol.com:
Hey All,
Is there a way I can get past drupal to say access an image that i have stored in a domain.tld/images/ folder? When I transferred my blog from WP to Drupal, I moved the wp-content folder that holds a bunch of uploaded graphics, etc., to my drupal folder, but drupal tells me that it's a bad url when I try to access an image stored in domain.tld/wp-content/upload/...
Any clue?
I got around this by putting my Drupal install in tld/cms/ and putting an index.html in the root that simply redirects to there.
Thus, all my pre-Drupal stuff is right where it's always been (except for the master home page, which is redirected to Drupal).
HTH.
uploaded graphics, etc., to my drupal folder, but drupal tells me that it's a bad url when I try to access an image stored in domain.tld/wp-content/upload/...
This should already happen - Drupal's Rewrite stuff ignores existing files and existing directories. More info needed, with file list examples, actual URLs, and/or a snippet of your error log and .htaccess.
On 8/31/07, Adam C. - Mail Lists aic71@aol.com wrote:
Hey All,
Is there a way I can get past drupal to say access an image that i have stored in a domain.tld/images/ folder? When I transferred my blog from WP to Drupal, I moved the wp-content folder that holds a bunch of uploaded graphics, etc., to my drupal folder, but drupal tells me that it's a bad url when I try to access an image stored in domain.tld/wp-content/upload/...
Any clue?
-Adam
There should be not problem if your directory and your files are readable by apache.
Can you give an exact example of the URL you used for an image and that image's file path?
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Cog Rusty wrote:
On 8/31/07, Adam C. - Mail Lists aic71@aol.com wrote:
There should be not problem if your directory and your files are readable by apache.
Can you give an exact example of the URL you used for an image and that image's file path?
::head desk::
I fixed it... I forgot to undo something on a config file that had nothing to do with drupal... D'Oh!
-A