By tsfftf on
have drupal 5.1 running on a xampp server with gallery double double 2.2.2 running embedded, using the latest gallery module and TinyMCE. I have the full html input filter as default and the 
tag listed as one of the "allowed" tags. I have read that filtered html still blocks this out even if you list it. why the hell is it blocking it out on full html???? they appear for a short length of time but then disappear after a while. I'm not sure how long it takes but its leading me to think its some sort of cookie issue? i.e. not being able to log into gallery to show thumbs? Its strange because the integration is running perfect, with clean urls on and url rewrite. HELP!
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it seems that when i clear
it seems that when i log out, then clear my cache, the pictures disappear. the image src location still has the GALLERYSID in the html:
Src=/gallery2/d/3078-3/IMG_7714.jpg?g2_GALLERYSID=d4fa17095a72560af2f299214b1a5c56IMG_7714
I'm no expert but shouldn't that not be there if url rewrite is on?
i'd appreciate some hell on this as i've definately got
on in full html format and captain kirk says there might be something about it not initialising. HELP pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease
does anyone know the
does anyone know the solution to this problem? someone have a similar problem?
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are you using the G2image addon ? from http://www.galleryembedded.com/ I believe this is needed to in your use case.
That forum is also where you will get more specific help regarding G2 in drupal.
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appear then disapper?
If an image appears, then disappears, it is unlikely to be a filter problem. A filter won't even allow it to show. If you can view source and see the IMG tag, then put that URL in the browser and see if you can access the image. If you can, you may have a theme css issue. If you can't then you may have a permissions issue of some sort. I don't use the Gallery module so this is in the nature of general troubleshooting advice.
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VeryMisunderstood, yeh i'm
VeryMisunderstood, yeh i'm already using g2image - got that set up fine!
Sepeck - it doesn't make sense to me for it to be a filter problem either - as i already have
tags in the allowed html - my understanding was that only with filterered html if you put 
tags on the allowed list they would be ignored. with the full html filter everything should be fine - and they are; it comes up on the node edit page, and they show up on node view, that is until i log out and clear my cache...
thanks for the input on css issues and permissions - not sure how you mean exactly, could you elaborate? the permissions in gallery2 are the defaults. how would i change my css? thanks for the help guys
your right, it is a
your right, it is a permissions issue. when i right click on the image and paste the location into the address bar i get this message:
Security Violation
The action you attempted is not permitted.
Back to the Gallery
how do i resolve this problem?
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This sounds like a gallery2 specific question.
you have 2 choices, ask on the embeddedgallery.com forums or file a support request against the gallery.module using the gallery project page.
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i'll take it up with
i'll take it up with galleryembedded...i've just found the g2image forum tucked away, although i've looked through it and there doesn't seem to be anything that specifically matches my problem already, maybe they can assist me further. thanks.
this was resolved by going
this was resolved by going into gallery2/lib/support/ and making sure the permissions for the data folder were read/write. i can't believe i was too thick to notice that. so whoever suggested permissions, nice one you were spot on.