Mmh... right....

On Sep 12, 2011, at 6:52 PM, Jacques Distler wrote:

> 
> 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' />
Right. I've only recently started to use this new form, but have 'round 4 years 
of pages with the other syntax. This works fine, and the generated HTML is like

        <img alt='XYZ' src='/wiki/files/XYZ.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!
Right. I've always used this format, mostly with local files located in 
/public/images. This stopped working, and the generated HTML is like

        <img alt='' src='./images/XYZ.jpg'/>

for the XYZ.jpg file located in the /public/images folder and from a textile 
like

        !./images/XYZ.jpg!

After reading your e-mail, tested with

        !/images/XYZ.jpg!

i.e., no dot before the slash, and... worked!!!!

So: was there a change 'round the !imageURL! command when local files are 
involved?
> 
> 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.
> 
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Thanks a lot!
________________________________________________________________
José Bonnet
PT Inovação, S.A.
Sistemas de Suporte ao Negócio: Processos de Cliente e Automatização de Testes



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