Basically when you upload an image it will come up with a red box with a cross (as if the images doesn't exist)
Even when I navigate to the image URL from my web browser I get 404 not found.
It works fine when I use a relative path in the config file but I need this to work with absolute URL's as there are many different folders in my website.
Paste $baseDir, $baseUrl, explain what is your domain name, where is exactly the folder on the server, where files should be uploaded and I will try to help you configure it properly.
The only suspicious thing here would be the "~" character. $baseUrl and $baseDitr look fine. Just to make sure: the URL to an image that is in the URL field is correct, right?
Re: Absolute URL's
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Re: Absolute URL's
I have now managed to make the absolute URL's work; however it seems to work fine in Mozilla Firefox but not in Internet Explorer.
Does anyone know how to resolve this?
Re: Absolute URL's
What exactly doesn't work?
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Re: Absolute URL's
Basically when you upload an image it will come up with a red box with a cross (as if the images doesn't exist)
Even when I navigate to the image URL from my web browser I get 404 not found.
It works fine when I use a relative path in the config file but I need this to work with absolute URL's as there are many different folders in my website.
Any ideas?
Re: Absolute URL's
Wiktor Walc
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Re: Absolute URL's
Re: Absolute URL's
$baseUrl and $baseDitr look fine.
Just to make sure: the URL to an image that is in the URL field is correct, right?
Wiktor Walc
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