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Drew

31 Jan, 2011 07:34 PM via web

Hi, i have 2 questions.

I am having trouble with the image plug in. When I uploaded the images, it failed to create thumbnails. On the front end the user only sees red x, but if I click on the red x, the pic shows up. When I read the directions it seems this is a common problem because this is what I read, "Thumbnails do not show up (user sees red X's - in IE). If this is the case, the problem is due to wrongly enforced file permissions from your server (the file showthumb.php should be writable - 755 or 777). Or your server is missing the GD Image Library. Either way, ask your hosting company to fix this.". Any help??

Also, I know that now I am allowed up to 5 sites but havnt really had time to take advantage of this. I finally got around to make a second website but don't want to start from scratch . Is there a way I could make a copy of the website I have built. Then I could fool around with it, revamp it, and maybe eventually switch the dns to the new site.

Thanks for your help
Drew

  1. Support Staff 2 Posted by barrie on 01 Feb, 2011 07:09 PM

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    Hi Drew

    We'll look into the gallery

    If you give us the SQL dump of your site, and images folder we could push that into a site you have created.

    Barrie

  2. Support Staff 3 Posted by david on 01 Feb, 2011 08:59 PM

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    Hi Drew

    Do you have any spaces and or capitals in your image names? This is what would create these issues.

    Dave

  3. 4 Posted by Andrew Nelson on 07 Feb, 2011 12:45 AM

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    David u were correct about the spaces in the pic file name, that problem solved.

    Barrie , sorry for ignorance, but I need a little help with my "SQL dump" for my site. Not sure what that means. - My images are all under the 'stories' folder.

    Thanks for your help guys,
    Drew

  4. Support Staff 5 Posted by barrie on 07 Feb, 2011 12:49 AM

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    Hi Drew

    You would need to somehow get a database export (the SQL). Most people
    do this with a tool like PHPMyAdmin

    Barrie

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