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I've verified that this feature works flawlessly in other themes, but I love the layout and options of this one. Is there any way to add this core feature back in? I'm using 6.12, and avatar selection module.
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Comment #1
Sungsit CreditAttribution: Sungsit commentedI've tested Avatar Selection with Colourise and anything's fine. I can use any options it provided that can properly show user's picture both in nodes and comments.
You have to enable Picture support in /admin/user/settings (may require default picture for anonymous users) and don't forget to check User pictures in posts and User pictures in comments in Colourise theme settings /admin/build/themes/settings/colourise, too.
See the demo site at studio.webzer.net/drupal.colourise
The attached image below shows avatar selection when users edit their profile.
Comment #2
aaronkjones CreditAttribution: aaronkjones commentedI was afraid of that. I've verified that all settings are as you require. Picture support is enabled, user pictures in posts and comments (and anywhere else that mentions user pictures, for good measure.), and I have 700+ avatars at my disposal.
I've searched high and low and this seems to be the standard solution. And it seems that it helps in most situations. Unfortunately I may have an incompatibility somewhere. Maybe some wrong code somewhere.
Next thing I'll try is to reupload the whole theme from scratch and see if my changes were at fault. Still, I didn't do anything more than make a DIV where the bg.jpg was located. Used some inline css to position it. Placed an iframe and picture within it...
I'm on the godaddy.com servers, php 5.0 and mysql 5.0. I'm not sure of the exact specifications I might need to mention, as I'm of a middling skill at coding.
Perhaps I can give you my username and password for the admin account? It's a test site and everything vital is backed up, so you can configure settings to your heart's content.
This is a great theme, and if I can only get this one feature to work, I'd be set. Sorry to bother you on this one, as I bet you've got more pressing projects to work on. But thanks for the help already given. I know now that the feature exists, and that's more than I had before.
Comment #3
Sungsit CreditAttribution: Sungsit commentedWeird... I'm not sure why your picture FIELDSET in user panel was disappeared. You should see something like my previous attached image 'cos the theme itself do nothing with picture upload form.
Did you already enable upload module? (I guess, you did.)
Did you set permission for (anonymous) users to access avatars?
Did you set permission for users to upload or view uploaded files?
If so, you should get register page like this -> studio.webzer.net/drupal.colourise/user/register.
If you're very sure that you set everything properly, the last thing you (and me) wanna do is to give me your demo account. I'll try to figure it out.
Or report this issue to avatar_selection maintainer, too. (You may get the answer there.)
Comment #4
aaronkjones CreditAttribution: aaronkjones commentedSorry for the late reply, I meant to get back the next day, but you know how life intrudes. Thank you for all you've done. I'm going to focus on this issue at a later date, but I appreciate the time and effort. I wish you well on your future endeavors!
Aaron
Comment #5
yashadev CreditAttribution: yashadev commented