Images not displaying on DotNetNuke

I was wondering if anyone has heard of images not displaying properly with the DotNetNuke application installed on your hosting software?
Here is the problem:
-I upload the images to your site via ftp or though DotNetNuke's interface and link to the images with either and hard-link or by relative path in the software
-the images do not appear after all attempts.
-The site is inside a virtual directory, not the acutal root of the site
-The images all appear in my local/test development zones with relative file paths

Has anyone had this problem on this starter kit or similar starter kits?

 

Please make sure that the path to the images are set correctly. You may want to review your code and insure that the path to the images are set correctly or the images are uploaded according to the path on your code.

rcp
DiscountASP.NET
www.DiscountASP.NET

 

Hi, I 've seen this a couple of times. Here are a couple of suggestions, if you are uploading images via FTP, then you need to ensure that you synchronize the file manager. Especially if you create a folder via FTP rather than the file manager. Most recently, I also had this happen on an established client's website. Suddenly no images were appearing. I had recently set the "enable filter requests" to checked. Once I unchecked this box, I resynchronized the file manager and all began to operate as anticipated. In one other situation, in a localhost installation, I had a situation where images for the menu were not showing up. I had a fresh box that had never been used previously for any IIS scenarios. After some hair pulling, I was able to resolve the issue by configuring MIME types via the IIS MMC. With Discountasp.net you can do this via the control panel. Hopefully, one of these scenarios will help you resolve the issue.


Good Luck!


Briana Tarrance


www.virtual-essentials.com

 

Can you provide us with a link to your web application?

Vikram

DiscountASP.NET
www.DiscountASP.NET

 

briandus had a good point with the ftp to create folders. It's very possible that you might miss out creating tables that normally would be created if the dnn interface was used.

If you are using the gallery module there are all kinds of issues. Image sizes etc. That module is in bad shape.