hello,
actually having a thumbnail issue with rc7. http://www.completeinvestor.com/sites/default/files/allfiles/ipaper_thum... looks like the thumbnail being created is actually the name of the path. any idea why this would be happening? i also tried using different sized images and that did not work. as well tried uploading with linux and firefox, no go, and windows xp and explorer as well. any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
ephman
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Comment #1
rares commentedcan you clarify? what kind of files are you trying to create ipapers from?
Comment #2
ephman commentedi am uploading a pdf. i am as well performing a manual cron, and wait. still no thumbnail. a few weeks ago the same file uploaded and things worked fine. is there anything else you need to know?
thanks,
ephman
Comment #3
TravieMo9 commentedHi rares,
Same thing here for me. This was working a week or two ago. Now, I am not getting the thumbs again. Uploading a PDF through FireFox browser. Did a manual cron run. Got the substitute thumbnail image. Waited a while. Then all I have is the solid vertical line. The only thing that is in the log is the block of warnings about
warning: unserialize() [function.unserialize]:up above. No warnings or errors in the log table below. Hope this helps.Comment #4
scottrigbyHi rares,
I can confirm this on a clean installation of D6-10 with iPaper 6.x-1.0-rc7.
Seems this is the same as #371855: Not creating Thumbs -- and although I took the advice there (setting size to 100px, and regenerating thumbnail), that didn't solve the problem.
This is a nice 3rd party integration module -- if there's any more info I can provide I'll be happy to do what I can.
Comment #5
grasmash commentedI'm experiencing the same problem. With D6-10 and iPaper 6.x-1.0-rc7.
Comment #6
rares commentedrc8 will fix this. it should be out in a few minutes. there is no way to reliably get large thumbnail URLs from scribd, so the module does guesswork (for instance, by replacing -thumb with -large in the URL and so on). now I've added an extra check that should prevent saving bad .jpg files because of wrong 'guesses'.
in general, if you are having thumbnail problems, you should switch to 100px thumbnails, save the configuration form, and then click on rebuild thumbnail cache. these steps can eliminate this problem even without this patch.