Full Version: Thumbs?
I read in another topic about the server needing some kinda mod or something for the thumbs to work. Do you know when you might have this fixed?
Well, as far as I know, it's not a problem, and needs no fixing.
This is kind of guessing, but I think that what mod_rewrite does is give PHP permission to write to the server. It's not a mod. It's a permission setting.
If PHP doesn't have mod_rewrite enabled, then it won't be able to create the files needed for the thumbs.
This is kind of guessing, but I think that what mod_rewrite does is give PHP permission to write to the server. It's not a mod. It's a permission setting.
If PHP doesn't have mod_rewrite enabled, then it won't be able to create the files needed for the thumbs.
QUOTE(Mynck @ Jan 25 2006, 02:08 PM)
Well, as far as I know, it's not a problem, and needs no fixing.
This is kind of guessing, but I think that what mod_rewrite does is give PHP permission to write to the server. It's not a mod. It's a permission setting.
If PHP doesn't have mod_rewrite enabled, then it won't be able to create the files needed for the thumbs.
This is kind of guessing, but I think that what mod_rewrite does is give PHP permission to write to the server. It's not a mod. It's a permission setting.
If PHP doesn't have mod_rewrite enabled, then it won't be able to create the files needed for the thumbs.
Ah, ok...well...when i installed this....for some reason the thumbs don't work. I have it on here at the moment... http://www.ezgraphicstudio.com/image_upload/ ......Wasnt sure on why this might be happening
I am the official developer.
I checked your site, and it looks like you may have: weirdly configured PHP (could you set up a PHPINFO file for me to look at?), and no mod_rewrite.
Mod_rewrite is an apache module, I know for a fact it comes with the default installation of Apache 1.3, but I noticed you are using Apache 2.0, which I have no experience with. If you installed the server yourself, look into this. Otherwise, you will have to contact your webhost.
Also, to make a PHPINFO file, just make an empty file, call it phpinfo.php, and put inside it:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Good Luck
Lappy512
I checked your site, and it looks like you may have: weirdly configured PHP (could you set up a PHPINFO file for me to look at?), and no mod_rewrite.
Mod_rewrite is an apache module, I know for a fact it comes with the default installation of Apache 1.3, but I noticed you are using Apache 2.0, which I have no experience with. If you installed the server yourself, look into this. Otherwise, you will have to contact your webhost.
Also, to make a PHPINFO file, just make an empty file, call it phpinfo.php, and put inside it:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Good Luck
Lappy512
Eh it was a good guess.
I have made a php info file ask asked....it is at... http://www.ezgraphicstudio.com/image_upload/phpinfo.php
your PHP looks fine, which is good. What is bad is that accessing http://www.ezgraphicstudio.com/image_upload/display.php?id=5 gives an internal server error, which it shouldn't. That's bad. http://image.krazyletter.com/display.php?id=127
I am not sure if it's Apache 2.0 that's causing this problem (as I dont' have experience with it)
What is your host?
I am not sure if it's Apache 2.0 that's causing this problem (as I dont' have experience with it)
What is your host?
I am using supremeserver24.com
I don't see their hosting packages...
ah..i'm sorry....i bought it from ... hostingon.com and then i just have to sign in on there....my bad
I don't know what to say...I just guess your host is incompatible with this script... 
ah..crap...this is exactly what iw as looking for..lol....guess i will keep searching
Sorry, unless you can ask your host to try to see what's causing the internal server error (it's on that side) and install mod_rewrite...
ya...i think i'll try to go ahead and contact them to see if they know what the problem is...
Tell me how it goes
this is the reply that i got .....what should i say?
QUOTE
Hello,
Can you please tell me what are the requirements of the script that you are using to thumb the images? Looking forward to be hearing from you.
P.S. image magic ... or something else!
Best Regards,
Johny
Can you please tell me what are the requirements of the script that you are using to thumb the images? Looking forward to be hearing from you.
P.S. image magic ... or something else!
Best Regards,
Johny
Image magic, what are they thinking? That's a image editor...
Anyways:
Apache with mod_rewrite and PHP 4.2.0+ with GD1 or GD2 (graphical something)
Mysql 4+ (haven't tested with wide variety, should work)
Your above config...I'm not sure about mysql, since I only tested it on 4.1, but it should be fine. I'm also not sure about Apache 2.0, not tested with that.
If they want, you can find my PHPINFO here:
http://image.krazyletter.com/phpinfo.php
Anyways:
Apache with mod_rewrite and PHP 4.2.0+ with GD1 or GD2 (graphical something)
Mysql 4+ (haven't tested with wide variety, should work)
Your above config...I'm not sure about mysql, since I only tested it on 4.1, but it should be fine. I'm also not sure about Apache 2.0, not tested with that.
If they want, you can find my PHPINFO here:
http://image.krazyletter.com/phpinfo.php
ok...their support person said they were going to send this info to their "higher" administrator. So hopefully this will get resloved 
Hopefully...Good luck.
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