By ac4lt on

I recently installed drupal 4.5.and I was trying to use the inline module to get images to display with the nodes. I'm using the 1.2 version of the inline module from November 22nd. It works when I display the story but the teaser is showing "[inline:1]". It's got me puzzled since the changelog specifically talks about this bug being fixed.

I've tried it with clean urls enabled and disabled and it doesn't seem to make any difference.

I've tried searching through the forum but without any luck. I'm hoping can tell me the dumb thing I've probably done. Thanks!

Linda

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matteo’s picture

matteo commented

Linda, sorry I missed this post.....
Can you please explain to me what are you doing ?? Which module are you using ??
Apparently, on my test site, teader is correctly substituted.
Surely it's not a problem with clean urls.
Let me have more details, please.
Also, try to use the version, to see if it works for you.
thanks
Matteo

PS. Please next time open a bug, so that I receive an advise.

WBartling’s picture

WBartling commented

The installation file for inline.module says to "Check 'inline.filter' in the input formats you intend to use."

When I go to Administer-Input Formats, under "Permissions and settings", there is no "inline.filter" listed. There is "Filtered HTML", "PHP code", and "Full HTML". I have enabled the inline module and the upload module.

How can I proceed with the installation of the inline.module?

Thanks for any help.

- Wayne Bartling
Norwich, CT USA

Steven’s picture

Steven commented

Input formats are containers for filters. You need to add the inline filter to one of the existing input formats, or set up your own input format.

WBartling’s picture

WBartling commented

Thank you Steve.

For the other newbies that follow after me, when you choose to "configure" the input formats that are listed (Filtered HTML, PHP code, and Full HTML), it brings up a list of input filters, and you can check what you want to apply to that particular input format. I found "Inline file filter" to be a choice that I was able to check.

On to the css edit.

Thanks again Steve.