I'm having a problem that exactly mimics the description in http://drupal.org/node/133996 - images are attached via normal upload, included in the body with [inline:1] and so on, and when the content is saved those links convert properly to [inline:filename]. However, the image itself does not display, only the name of the file as a link to the image (which functions) - it's being converted to a standard link as if it's not being detected as an image.

I don't know if this might be tied to another error I'm getting; when I enable the Imagecache module, any attempt to go to the Inline admin link results in a failed call to imagecache presets. It looks as though the inline display error is closely related to an imagecache call? (function _inline_decide_img_tag)

I have Image 5.x-1.9 and Inline 5.x-1.1 installed on Drupal 5.9.

Thanks very much.

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sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
commented

Ugh, well, the README.txt states:

* In admin/settings/inline you may set the maximum width and height for
  displayed images, in the form width,height. Inline module will resize
  logically the images by adding the proper width and height in <img> tags, but
  the image will not be physically resized. If the original image is not bigger
  than max width and height, it will be displayed as-is, otherwise its
  dimensions will be recalculated, maintaining the same aspect ratio.

...but I do not think that this is true. IIRC, images exceeding the maximum dimensions configured in Inline's settings will be automatically displayed as link to the file instead of an resized image. -- Can you confirm this? (by increasing the maximum dimensions in the settings)

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caligan commented

Confirmed. I set the maximum to 500,500 (under the image size) with no success, but when I raised it to 5000,5000, the image displays just fine.

sun’s picture

sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Updated README.txt in all branches.

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

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