Closed (fixed)
Project:
Imagemenu
Version:
5.x-1.1
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Support request
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Created:
1 Aug 2007 at 08:07 UTC
Updated:
21 Oct 2007 at 15:40 UTC
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Comment #1
rpadua commentedi still get the same error, i've attached an image with the error message.
i'm thinking, maybe it could be about folder and images permissions?
Comment #2
pobster commentedIt could be... But it's more likely that I've just not bothered using full http paths to the images, try just using "07/buttons/b1.jpg" or perhaps "/07/buttons/b1.jpg" I forget which for Drupal 5.x
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Comment #3
rpadua commenteddidn't work.
i've tried to change the folder chmode to 744, didn't work too.
maybe i should quit the module? i've read the other posts and seems it has some weird hacks..
Comment #4
pobster commentedMerm... Maybe that didn't read as intended... What I meant by ugly hacking is that rather than write a module which did exactly what it's supposed to do, I wrote a shell of a module which specifically addressed a particular brief I was given. Then, the client wanted 'this', 'that' and 'something else' functionality. So as some of this functionality was a little unexpected, the code suffers as it needs tweaking for deadlines sake rather than rewriting which is obviously preferred. Don't think that it doesn't work though, it works fine - it's just messy that's all. I've attached a screen grab of the settings I used on a site, but it is a 4.7 install so it may differ.
...By the way, just because you grant permissions to a folder it doesn't automatically assign those permissions to the items within that folder as well unless you specifically ask it to. It's possible that your images don't have the correct permissions? To test, write the http path to your image in your browser and see if you can display it 'manually' eg. http://www.example.com/07/buttons/b1.jpg
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Comment #5
pobster commentedComment #6
turco commentedI have the same problem. Do I have to put all the images to the root always? It is a little problem.