Has anybody else here experienced that the thumbnail path for the front page of image.module, automaticly changes to the path of the original image? I have not found any similar threads about this here. Obviously, this bug makes the gallery front page look really messed up. The same thumbnail path is also broken inside the specific gallery. The huge image then loades behind all the other thumbnail images.
Example:
<li style="height : 100px"><a href="/image/tid/28"><span class="image thumbnail"><img src="http://domain.com/files/images/test.thumbnail.jpg" width="100" height="75" alt="Test" title="Test" /></span>
suddenly changes to:
<li style="height : 100px"><a href="/image/tid/28"><span class="image thumbnail"><img src="http://domain.com/files/images/test.jpg" width="1600" height="1200" alt="Test" title="Test" /></span>
I have no idea when or how it happens.
Please help.
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thomasb
Comments
Comment #1
Bèr Kessels commentedThis can happen if a file is lost. If there is no thumbnail 'physically' available the module will revert to the full image.
A file can get lost if:
During the scaling a process dies, for example because your server cannot handle 4 Megabite images.
Your host is full, choked or anything, thus files are not written, or thrown away by the server.
What does the watchdog say? Any PHP errors, other errors? What does your server error.log say?
Comment #2
thomasb-1 commentedYou can see the bug in action here. The bug JUST appeared again! The huge images you see, were showing just fine a few minutes ago. Their thumbnails were perfectly fine. Suddenly, the path is changed to the orginal image. To fix the bug, I have to re-save the settings for "admin -> settings -> image". I will wait a while before I do it, so you can see the bug in action.
Comment #3
thomasb-1 commentedDohh! Forgot the link:
http://mac1.no/image/
Comment #4
thomasb-1 commentedThis appeared to be a problem because of a mirror-server we had for our website. We closed it, and have not seen the problem since.
Comment #5
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