By ansishere on

i am getting this warning after install the image
" Make sure you have a working image toolkit installed and enabled, for more information see: the settings page"
i am not able find out the image toolkit.
where do i get this
Regards
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graggrag’s picture

graggrag commented

The toolkit(s) referred to are provided by the php installation on the webserver, not from within Drupal (so far as I understand).

scor’s picture

scor commented

The image toolkits are available in the settings page, but as there is only one available by default (Built-in GD2 toolkit), the image toolkit section is not shown. If you want to use different tollkits, like image magick, you have to copy their library in the 'includes' directory. Then you will see the 'Image handling' section after 'File system settings'. You can try image.imagemagick.inc provided with the image module, or image.imagick.inc (acidfree). Personally I tried the acidfree one, but it didn't work. I'm currently using the one provided with image module... with acidfree module!
Good luck!

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infigaro commented

Typically it means your web server doesn't have a image toolkit installed.
Try to install php-gd.i386

infigaro

platypus media’s picture

platypus media commented

Not necessarily. Check your php.ini file for extension=php_gd2.dll. It might just be commented out. EasyPHP1.8 has that commented by default, and I'm sure others are as well. Uncomment the line and restart Apache. That will fix the problem.

Mike

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Tresler commented

I was having this same problem and uncommented that line to no avail. I've just moved to a virtual dedicated server, so I'm guessing the problem is further up the line.

Next I'm going to try this: http://drupal.org/node/55402#comment-104779

Most ISP's have something (usually gd2 in my experience, as it comes bundled with Apache) working, but this doesn't seem to be the case here. Basically you need to talk to your SysAdmin about the possibility of activating this - unless you're running your own server, in which case you need to activate it in your httpd.conf file.