Can't see imagefield images in node.

Same problem here!

Imagefield is only showing links instead of the images.

My core and module versions:

- Drupal 6.9
- Content Construction Kit (CCK) 6.x-2.1
- ImageAPI 6.x-1.2
- ImageCache 6.x-2.0-beta5
- ImageField 6.x-3.0-alpha4
- FileField 6.x-3.0-alpha6
- Lightbox2 6.x-1.9
- getID3() 6.x-1.1

I tried all kinds of different combinations, but I can not get the thumbnail to show. All I always get is a link. (See screenshots)
When I click on the link the lightbox opens up the original image - so that part is working.

Best regards,

Paul.

This issue is that the modules is incorrectly constructing the url. From what I understand image_cache add's a folder for the preset, the CCK fields may also specify a path as well. Not sure if these may conflict or not. But in any case even if the path is left blank on the CCK field in the management of the field type. It still skews the url off to something incorrect.

Hope that helps.

That did not really solve the problem.

I am using clean URLs and if any paths would be wrong, how come the textlink works justs fine?

When I click on the textlink the Lightbox opens up exactly like it sould do.

My problem is that instead of displaying a thumbnail in the blog teaser that opens uo the fullsize in the blog this module just displays a link in the teaser and no image when you open uo the blog which is not very funny - it is after all an image module isn't it? I am actually contemplating going back to the old image module, as this is getting very frustrating.

Thanks for the idea though,

Paul.

Solved part of the problem - but opened a new one.

The fault lies with the Imagecache module.

If you go against the documentation and set the "File System" to private the Imagecache module works as intended. It creates the subfolders, the previews work and the imagefield module will acutually display a teaser image and the full-node image just like you specified in the "Display Field Options".

• What does not work now is the display to visitors of your site. You now only get to see any images if you are logged in as the user who posted the image.
• What does not work also is the lightbox. It starts and tries to access the image but instead ends up showing a camaera icon - I guess it also does not have any access rights to the original image.

So in order for all this to work we must find a way ro make the Imagecache module work with the "File System" set to "public".

My two cents,
Paul.

Great, looks like we're all wrapped up here.