Logo Disappeared on Migration

intlcool - April 24, 2009 - 23:09

Hi,

Just wanted to check in to see if anybody has experienced a problem with the logo disappearing after moving their site from staging to a live url. The logo shows up fine in my staging site but is not recognized in the live URL. If I change the theme the logo shows up fine. I'm using the Clean theme and came across this post that doesn't look resolved. http://drupal.org/node/335169

Please let me know,

Thanks,

Daniel

Two options for you to debug

jainrutgers - April 25, 2009 - 00:22

Two options for you to debug your problem

1) Upload the logo again and see if it appears (change the name of image)

2) Use Web-developer tool (a firefox addon) and look for Broken images. In this way you can find where your theme is looking for the logo image and where actually its getting saved on uploading.

Chetan

http://www.cjain.com

Debugging Not Working

intlcool - April 25, 2009 - 01:20

Thanks Chetan,

Here's the output HTML code for three instances. I removed the front brackets to allow the code to show in the post.

Staging Site - Clean Theme - Changed logo name. Uploaded file. Logo output works.

a id="logo" href="/~chiptsuc/newdrupal/"
img src="/~chiptsuc/newdrupal/sites/default/files/clean_logo.gif" alt="" title="" width="210" height="69" /> /a

Live site - Clean Theme - Changed logo name. Uploaded file. Logo output does not work.

a id="logo" href="/">
/a>

Live Site - Chameleon Theme - Changed logo name. Uploaded file. Logo output works.

a href="/" title="Home">
img src="/sites/default/files/chameleon_logo.gif" alt="Home" />
/a>
h1 class="site-name title">
a href="/">New Drupal
/a>

Very puzzled.

Daniel

Very Interesting but Not a Solution

intlcool - April 25, 2009 - 02:15

The Chameleon theme changed the logo's filename to chameleon_logo.gif on upload.

I can hard code the html into the page.tpl.php to make the logo appear in the Clean theme as a workaround.

Footer's Gone Too

intlcool - April 25, 2009 - 05:27

The footer just left the site too. Can anybody point me in the right direction?

 
 

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