Closed (fixed)
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Drupal.org site moderators
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Textual improvements
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Normal
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Created:
20 Sep 2010 at 09:32 UTC
Updated:
6 Oct 2010 at 13:40 UTC
Before yesterday and yesterday following page:
#533448: Comparison of Breadcrumb customizing modules
was looking great with small images (YES/NO) like here:
http://drupal.org/node/212834
http://drupal.org/node/418616
Today something happened and images are now broken. On edit page is fine.
Is there were any changes in input formatting permissions?
What should I do now?
Remove all images (Other pages contain those images without any problem)?.
Or should I receive some special permission to apply images into the content?
Or you can revert your recent changes related to formatting?
Comments
Comment #1
kenorb commentedThis page:
http://drupal.org/node/533448
Comment #2
avpadernoI don't see any problem in seeing the images in the book pages.
Comment #3
kenorb commentedTested on other machine and on Firefox, the same issue. Try to refresh maybe.
Or try to see this page as non-user, maybe you have some special permissions.
Comment #4
dave reidWorking fine for me as well with a cleared cache.
Comment #5
avpadernoThe input format used by the book pages is documentation. That doesn't change what different users see, though; it changes only which users can edit those book pages.
I will check the pages on Google Chrome, and see if there are any differences when I saw them as anonymous user.
Comment #6
avpadernoThe problem was the input format set for the page; it was set to filtered HTML, which doesn't allow to use the tag
<img>.I changed the input format to documentation, and the images are now visible.
Probably Safari was showing me a cached version, before.
Comment #7
kenorb commentedThank you. Now it works.
The problem is that before yesterday I was able to choose input formatting, that's why those images appeared.
From today something has been changed and I couldn't select input formatting.
kiamlaluno:
Now when you changed input formatting, I can't edit this page anymore.
Is there any way that users can edit pages with current input formatting as well?
Comment #8
avpadernoThe only users who can edit a page using the input format documentation are documentation maintainers, site maintainers, and administrators; other users cannot edit such pages.
Comment #9
kenorb commentedSo how I was able to edit this page?
That means I can edit pages without images, but I cannot edit with images.
Very weird that it was working on it yesterday (maybe cache). And I was able to see the images after Save.
As you can see:
http://drupal.org/node/533448/revisions
I was able to edit this page many times.
I started editing table which now I can't edit anymore.
All my work goes to rubbish, because now I'm stuck and forced to develop this table for my purpose in external page.
Thanks for making this more difficult.
Comment #10
kenorb commentedComment #11
avpadernoBefore I changed the input format to documentation, it was set to filtered HTML, which allows you to edit the book page, but it doesn't show up the images in the page.
[Edited by kiamlaluno to fix a typo.]
Comment #12
kenorb commentedI'm not happy with this kind of solution. So marking it as not fixed.
Now I receiving plenty of e-mails asking where is the recent version of the table.
How this could be called open source documentation, if community can't edit pages with simple icons.
Comment #13
avpadernoThe images are now visible; therefore, the status is fixed.
If you would like to be able to use images even with the filtered HTML input, then you can open a feature request. AFAIK, there is a reason why the tag
<img>is not allowed with filtered HTML input format; somebody will be able to explain you the reason of that.Comment #14
kenorb commentedYes, probably because of virus images when using Internet Explorer:)
Thank for your help.
Raised separate issue: #919328: Requesting for documentation admin rights to edit images on my page.