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webguru
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| 01/09/2007 8:39 AM |
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I've installed Wildportfolio under the brand new DNN 4.4.0 and it worked without a glitch. However, when I started using it the images were not uploading - so I only get the broken image. Also - thumbnails are not being created, also broken image showing... Firstly I thought it was permission problem, but then I looked at the folders and the folders were all created - the inside "wildportfolio" folder and when I set it to upload to its own directory it created that directory (something like "370" under Portals/0) - so I guess permissions are OK. Is there anything else I should look for to fix it?
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bcasson
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| 01/09/2007 8:50 AM |
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To see that uploads are working, click on 'More' and see if the image appears on the Details page.
The thumbnails are displayed using an ASHX file rather than an ASPX or ASCX file. In new installation of IIS, ASHX files are not permitted. The solution is to add ASHX as a valid extension.
Go into the IIS manager, and select the properties of your web site. Select the 'Home Directory' tab, and click on 'Configuration'. You will see a list of permitted extension, check to see if .ashx is listed. If it isn't listed add it with the same settings as ASPX. If it is listed, please get back to me so that I can help you resolve that issue. |
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webguru
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| 01/16/2007 7:01 PM |
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| There is some other problem... I've checked with the settings with my host and they confirmed ASHX is listed. So I uninstalled and reinstalled - this did not help. Then I installed another module, which also used thumbnails - this time with ASPX extension, and the same problem occured!!! So I assuem the code uses a call to GDI or another system component that might be missing in the system of my host? Can you maybe point me in the right direction? Thanks! |
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bcasson
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| 01/16/2007 7:13 PM |
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Your hosting provider has set the Trust level too low for GDI to work. This is really Microsoft's fault, but you know that isn't going to change soon.
You need to have the Trust level set higher, either in Web.config or machine.config. |
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