I have created a View that uses gProximity and set up a gProximity profile for that view.

When I view the view, I see dozens of error messages like this:

warning: getimagesize(testdir/sites/all/modules/gproximity/markers/blue.png) [function.getimagesize]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /example/testdir/sites/all/modules/gproximity/gproximity.inc on line 314.

At the very bottom of the page, I do see a map with dozens of markers on it.

I'm using the 4-12 version of dev:

; Information added by drupal.org packaging script on 2008-04-12
version = "5.x-1.x-dev"
project = "gproximity"
datestamp = "1207958764"

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greenskin commented

Are you still having this problem, and what version of PHP are you using? Is your site something like 'www.example.com/mysite'?

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sgdev commented

I'm having this issue too. I'm using PHP 5.2.5, and I am working on a development environment that is located at "http://localhost/web". My Google API Key is set up for "http://localhost", but I also do have one for "http://localhost/web" that I can use.

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greenskin commented

I'm thinking this is a basepath issue. Is your web site a drupal multi-site, meaning do you have one site running at http://localhost/ and another at http://localhost/web/ that runs off the same drupal code?

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sgdev commented

No it is not a multisite, but I do have two separate Drupal sites running, one at http://localhost and a second at http://localhost/web. Both are running on their own Drupal code and have their own Drupal databases.

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greenskin commented

Which site is the module not working properly for?

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sgdev commented

I only have it loaded on http://localhost/web. Would you like me to test it out on http://localhost as well?

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greenskin commented

If you could test it at http://localhost and if it works there then that would suggest highly that it is due to the base_path.

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greenskin commented

I am out of town currently and only have access to the internet via someone else's computer so if you're willing try changing the function getimagesize() to image_get_info() (http://api.drupal.org/api/function/image_get_info/5) and see what that returns, also try printing out the file path variable.

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sgdev commented

Changing the function to image_get_info() removes all the errors, and the correct icon is placed on the page. However, does not fix the positioning problem I mentioned on the other thread. :)

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greenskin commented
Status: Active » Fixed

This should be fixed now. Please test next available snapshot and let me know if the problem still exists.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.