Closed (fixed)
Project:
Amazon Store
Version:
6.x-1.0-beta2
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
19 May 2009 at 06:26 UTC
Updated:
5 Jun 2009 at 23:45 UTC
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tag for the shopping cart on the amazon search box looks like this:
Comments
Comment #1
rfaySorry - you must have intended to attach a screenshot or something. I don't have enough information to understand what you mean. Please explain. Please give information on:
Comment #2
TRS_Chris commentedThat's because all of them are. Anywhere that an image is supposed to show up, the image is written out as a node rather than to an image file. ie:
\img src="?q=(link_to_image)"\ Where it should just be \img src="(link_to_image)"\ Drupal sees that as an invalid node. Below is a screen shot. It's coming up everywhere that these images are supposed to display - do you want a screenshot of the code view?
Sorry abouyt that, it was stripping out my img tags as if I was trying to use them as real img tags rather than samples.
Comment #3
rfayI notice a couple of things:
1. You have installed amazon_store in /modules - Normally contrib modules would go in /sites/all/modules instead.
2. However, I would expect it to work there anyway. Is it possible that you're using 6.x-1.0-beta1? I think the image was missing from that release. I just checked and the image is there in the current revision, 6.x-1.0-beta2.
3. There are other images that show up as missing from amazon_store. I think you may have deleted or not extracted the entire archive - the "images" directory may not be available, or perhaps the permissions on it are not correct.
Please download the current version of the module and install it in sites/all/modules, and make sure that the "images" directory is there. I imagine that will fix your problem.
Thanks,
-Randy
Comment #4
TRS_Chris commentedWell, I downloaded it yesterday and it was the most recent one available then - According to changelog.txt it's // $Id: CHANGELOG.txt,v 1.2 2009/04/28 22:10:00 rfay Exp $
amazon_store 1.0beta2 2009-04-05.
Here is the error:
warning page not found 05/19/2009 - 19:12 sites/all/modules/amazon_store/images/check_bu.gif Chris
Here is the text from view source: (greater than/less than symbols changed to parenthesis so that this doesn't think I'm trying to post html).
(a href="/?q=amazon_store/cart" )(img
alt="continue checkout" class="continue_checkout"
src="/?q=sites/all/modules/amazon_store/images/check_bu.gif" /)(/a)
Comment #5
rfayOK - You do not have clean URLs turned on. When I finally saw your HTML I understood that, and I can duplicate your results.
I will test with clean URLs turned off and solve this in the next release.
For now, you'd be a lot better off with Clean URLs turned on - almost all drupal sites run that way. admin/settings/clean-urls
Thanks,
-Randy
Comment #6
TRS_Chris commentedYeah, for some reason that I can't quite understand, when I was installing Drupal it said my site could support clean urls... But now it says I cannot. I think I accidentally deleted my CGI-bin or something crazy, I just can't figure out why I can't now. Well, I'll contact the host and see what I can do about that.
Comment #7
TRS_Chris commentedJust wanted to post a follow up that yes, going with clean urls did fix it.
Comment #8
rfayComment #9
rfayCommitted a fix for this.
Comment #10
btmullins commentedI have clean urls turned on, and button images do not show. The files are there, but I cannot view them by typing the url of the image either.
Comment #11
rfayThis issue had to do with clean URLs and the add-to-cart button image below the "Amazon Store Search" block in 1.0-beta2.
It's considered poor manners to hijack a thread/bug and describe another one. If you're having a problem that has not yet been described, please open a new bug with a complete description.
If the image is in your filesystem, and you can't access it by typing the direct URL, then it's probably something wrong with your setup with your webserver.
-Randy