img_assist not passing variables
fresh install of Drupal 4.6.3
fresh install of image and upload modules, with img_assist.
Images upload fine.
Try to use img_assisst to add them to a node doesn't work. Followed all directions explicity, enabling permissions, added div and img tags to filter html, etc.
add an image filtered to a node you get this:
[img_assist|fid=2|thumb=1|alt=Tallest bridge|caption=Panorama pic of tallest bridge in the world]
which doesn't work, it just prints "image%" to the page.
adding html to a node you get this:
%image Panorama pic of tallest bridge in the world
which of course indicates that the link and image variables weren't even passed from the img_assist popup child window back to the parent submit page for the node.
any ideas on how to make this work properly?
Attempt
I don't use this module myself, however, I do use a similar one. First, your explanation isn't very clear. Second, the input format you are using when creating this node has the correct filter enabled and in the correct order?
I don't understand what you
I don't understand what you mean about 'isn't very clear'. I posted exactly what happens. When you use img_assist you can choose to either insert 'filter' or 'html'. I posted the code that it gives me for each, and explained that it merely writes %image to the page. So, when you select in image in the popup window from img_assist, and "insert image" into your node you get the literal variable reference instead of what should have been passed. If you don't use img_assist you may not understand what's going on here.
Yes, I have the correct filter enabled, and I've no idea what you mean by "correct order". The options for input filters are merely checkboxes, you don't have a choice over which order they are enabled.
Yes, You Do
You most certainly have an order to place them in. I've responded in more detail over at another one of your threads.
order
I know understand the order, but this has no effect. I even created a new input format entitled 'img_assist' and assigned it only inline images with img_assist, and it merely prints %img to the page.