Have seen a few very old posts regarding previous versions and already left a comment in a forum post. After some further testing, I've got some (vage) hope to find an echo here.

All node_image links produce a page not found error.

Using Drupal 4.6.2 on Slackware 10.1, browser Firefox 1.06

http://host/?q=node_image
http://host/?q=node_image/popup_add
(with or without ?q= )
http://host/node_image/add/node/10

When using the 'Add inline image' link, the popup window does appear cropping the general home page, with the maincontent window displaying the page not found error.

This results in not being able to add an image.

* The 'image' module does allow me to add images in the context of new image nodes.
* clean url's is active
* in admin/settings/node_image, changing 'Embed scripts' has no influence
* The directories where the images are stored have world write permissions (777) set along the whole path

images/
images/node/
images/term/

* Permissions for roles are enabled for "create node..."
* Patches as per INSTALL applied
* taxonomy_context is installed
* using a modied version of the basic 'bluemarine' theme

I wonder if node_image hooks into Drupal properly? Unfortunaly my understanding of the Drupal engine is not good enough to figure that out (yet).

Did I miss something? Really stupid maybe?
For all I see I am faced with a bug. Happy to hear otherwise though

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Status: Active » Fixed

The code in cvs now should mainly work with 4.6.x. I've stripped out the inline image uploading--image_assist does this better. I'm not branching this--the coding approaches are too old to be broadly shared.

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MartinA-1 commented

Hi nedjo,

thanks for the reply. Not sure if I completely understand. I am not too aquainted with the development process of Drupal as someone who has just started using it a bit over a week ago.

> The code in cvs now should mainly work with 4.6.x.
Could I have stumbled on one of those 'not mainly' things? After all, I have the problem. Of course, it maybe me only.

> I've stripped out the inline image uploading--image_assist does this better.
OK, I'll use image_assist

> I'm not branching this--the coding approaches are too old to be broadly shared.
What does 'branching' mean? The development of the module has been stopped? If I that is so, it would be nice if such a comment would go into the readme or module page on drupal imho.

Thanks

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)