On Sep 12, 2011, at 12:30 PM, José Bonnet wrote: >> ? Among the things which were updated (in 0.19.2, I believe), was the >> Textile filter (to RedCloth 4.x). > I did. But I've followed the path 0.19.1 -> 0.19.3. > Did I have to go through 0.19.2?
No.
>>> I've just upgraded from 0.19.1 (MBP with Lion, SQLite3) to o.19.3 and can
>>> not see pictures that I used to with
>>>
>>> !imageURL!
>>>
>>> HTML seems to be generated correctly, I'v checked folders' permissions....
Well, maybe we need to back up a step.
There are two ways to include images in Instiki. One is to use the file-upload
feature, with
[[my_image.jpg:pic]]
This (after the file has been successfully uploaded) will produce something like
<img src='/my_web_name/files/my_image.jpg' />
The other is to use Textile (or, depending on the text-filter, Markdown) image
links, of the form
!http://someplace.com/my_image.jpg!
This MUST be a web-accessible URL (ie, when you open that URL in the browser,
the image should load).
Nothing, in that regard, has changed between 0.19.1 and 0.19.3.
In upgrading, of course, one of the things you need to preserve is the contents
of the /webs/ directory, which is where the files, uploaded using the
file-upload feature, are actually stored.
JD
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