Hello there!
Im using the latest 6.x version, and it won´t work. Not for registered users, and not for the anon either.
When people posts a comment, if they are anon the site default image appear, and if they are registered users and have an image in their profile, that image appears.
It doesn´t matter if I set "Global default user image" or "Gravatar logo" at admin/user/gravatar.
(I´ve checked the permission: Anon and Registered users have "use gravatar" permission).
Maybe it has something to do that I´m using the module WP Comments?
Or maybe because I´m using a custom template comment.tpl.php?
Or maybe because I´ve imagacache installed?
I´m using latest Drupal version too.
Hope someone could help me out, I´m quite clueless why this module is completely ignored.
Thanks!
Rosamunda
Comments
Comment #1
dave reidCan you copy/paste your site's comment.tpl.php here?
Comment #2
Rosamunda commentedThanks for your reply!! Sure I can:
THANKS!!!!
Rosamunda
Comment #3
Rosamunda commented...sorry, forgot to change the status :)
Comment #4
Rosamunda commentedI´ve deleted the comments.tpl and all format was gone. And still won´t work.
Comment #5
Rosamunda commentedFound the problem, but it´s not nice: I´ve disable "imagecache profiles" and it works as it should.
But I need imagecache profiles! :)
Don´t know why this issue didn´t come up yet in any other post.
Rosamunda
Comment #6
Rosamunda commentedI´ve played with some other modules, enabling and disabling them (the ones that could have some effect on comments), and it won´t work only when enabling imagecache profiles (or when applying a special cache profile preset for comments).
I´m changing this as a bug. If it shouldn´t be considered a bug, please revert it. (Maybe could it be considered some sort of "known issues"?).
Note: I´m only using Gravatars for unregistered users.
Rosamunda
Comment #7
dave reidHrm, I wonder if ImageCache User Profiles runs after Gravatar and clobbers the user picture we enter. Actually since 'g' comes before 'i' in the alphabet I'm more than willing to bet they're incompatible. So really this is a duplicate of #334630: Cache gravatar images locally which will solve this problem.
Comment #8
Rosamunda commentedDidn´t noticed! THANKS!