I've been trying to get this module to work for about 45 minutes now. I use Drupal 6. Basically the module doesn't work. Nothing seems broken anywhere else in my site, but it just isn't generating the thumbnails or the icons for each attachment.
I've:
- Uninstalled and reinstalled the module multiple times
- Updated my drupal and all other modules
- Downloaded and installed all required modules for iTweak to run
- Tried multiple versions of iTweak (2.2 and 1.1)
- Everything is enabled
- I've tried accessing the "/admin/content/node-type/% under Attachments display section" and it doesn't exist
- Tried it in IE8, Firefox and Chrome.

I'm fairly new to Drupal but I believe I do have a respectable grasp on the system. Any help would be appreciated.

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Shakaku commented
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iva2k commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

% in /admin/content/node-type/% stands for a specific content type. Try /admin/content/node-type/ first, then select a content type you want to change.

I've changed the module page to be more specific.

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Shakaku commented

Thanks for the reply but "Attachments Display" doesn't exist anywhere in the entire administration settings. I've looked through all options and the only things I can find relating back to iTweak Upload is the ImageCache and ImageAPI. There are zero options for iTweak. Is there a report I can run to supply with more information on this? All the files are where they are supposed to be, i'm just baffled that this one mod was installed exactly how you specified and it doesn't function, but all my other modules work fine.

Are there any compatibility issues with other modules that would cause it to fail? I'm just using the basic Garland theme.

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Shakaku commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

Also, when I try to delete and re-install it, all the settings are still saved. Is there a cache folder that stores module information that I need to clean out?

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iva2k commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

I understand your frustration, but I have hard time understanding what exactly you did or did not do. "- Everything is enabled" is a very broad statement, and you are using "all" a lot, without any specifics. To me it gives close to zero information to be able to help you.

Lets start from the beginning, since I don't fully understand what you already did successfully and where is the stumble. Please perform these steps and answer back the answer to those questions:

Since you tried multiple versions, make sure to download the latest version of iTweak Upload and copy to your website.

What location did you copy to the itweak_upload directory on your website server? it should be under drupal ... /sites/all/modules/

Do you see a checkbox for iTweak Upload on the /admin/build/modules page? Is it checked?

Now go to this page: /update.php and click through all the steps to run all database updates.

Now go to this page: /admin/settings/performance and click "Clear cached data" button.

Do you have a section "Attachments display" on this page: /admin/settings/uploads ?

Do you have a section "Attachments display" on this page: /admin/content/node-type/story ?

After I get your answers, I will have more information to understand your problem.

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Shakaku commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

I am using the latest version 6.x-2.2

It is located in the /sites/all/modules/ folder.

Yes it is located there and it is checked.

I can not run update.php because I am using Hostgator, and i do not have permission to run it.

Cache is cleared.

I do have "Attachments display" on both pages

I believe the cache clearing did it. I had the modules in the wrong place from the very beginning but before I posted, I moved the folder to it's current correct location and I guess the site kept trying to look in the wrong places.

Thanks for your patience.

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iva2k commented

Great! Glad that helped.

>I can not run update.php because I am using Hostgator, and i do not have permission to run it.
I don't know if you are aware that for running /update.php all you do is point your browser to it, like http://www.mydomain.com/update.php (after you log in as admin of course), by just typing the URL into the address bar. When you access the site regularly, all you actually do is running /index.php, so I will be very surprised if you can see your website (which is a result of running index.php) but cannot run update.php.