Hello,

I've linked to some screenshots to show what's occurring.

http://www.opus-m.co.uk/tinygrab/srn1.png
http://www.opus-m.co.uk/tinygrab/srn2.png

The images aren't displaying in the Image Browser UI. Though when I choose an image it inserts the correct ImageCache preset, so this part works fine. I'm wondering whether I have missed a configuration step to cause the preview images not to display properly.

I'm using IE 7 and have the Image module installed as well (with the 'image' content type).

This is a fantastic module by the way - exactly what I was looking for! Let me know if you need any further information.

Comments

opmira’s picture

opmira commented

I think I managed to solve this issue: I created a new Imagecache preset called ib_thumbnail, since the ib_browser view was attempting to load its images from a folder called ib_thumbnail.

It would be great if someone could confirm this is the best/correct solution or whether I found a workaround? Also, is it possible for the imagecache preset to be created upon enabling the image browser module?

Cheers,

J

jdelaune’s picture

jdelaune commented

Hi mrjp I'm currently not supporting image browser since my health has taken a turn for the worse recently and I've had to have a major lung operation.

That imagecache preset should have been created on install. Not sure why it wasn't but you are fine to create it yourself.

peter törnstrand’s picture

peter törnstrand commented
Component: User interface » Code
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

As Starnox said. The preset should have been created on module install. If we are to solve this issue more information on the setup etc are required.

peter törnstrand’s picture

peter törnstrand commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed
rootdownmedia’s picture

rootdownmedia commented

I had the same problem as well (missing ib_thumbnail imagecache preset), but found that running /update.php resolved it.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.