Hello,
I've sucessfully (for the most part) moved my forums to my root directory, and everything seems to be working ok, except for a few broken image paths for post icons (see image below).
For some reason, it is including the pre-existing "forums" directory in the image path, hence the path fails to find the images (note that this is not the case with ALL icons, only SOME).
I checked the image paths in the Post Icon Manager, and they are all relative (and correct) from the root directory. I checked the image paths in the Style Variable Editor, they too are relative, correct, and from the root. I checked to make sure that there were no Replacement Variables defined, and there are none.
This is a brand new vB4 upgrade, with only the default style installed, with no template modifications to date. I don't know where in the world these old absolute URL's, or relative URL's with the OLD "forums" directory in the path, are hiding.
Can someone please advise me on how I should trouble shoot and correct this problem?
I would appreciate it.
Thanks.
Jeff
I've sucessfully (for the most part) moved my forums to my root directory, and everything seems to be working ok, except for a few broken image paths for post icons (see image below).
For some reason, it is including the pre-existing "forums" directory in the image path, hence the path fails to find the images (note that this is not the case with ALL icons, only SOME).
I checked the image paths in the Post Icon Manager, and they are all relative (and correct) from the root directory. I checked the image paths in the Style Variable Editor, they too are relative, correct, and from the root. I checked to make sure that there were no Replacement Variables defined, and there are none.
This is a brand new vB4 upgrade, with only the default style installed, with no template modifications to date. I don't know where in the world these old absolute URL's, or relative URL's with the OLD "forums" directory in the path, are hiding.
Can someone please advise me on how I should trouble shoot and correct this problem?
I would appreciate it.
Thanks.
Jeff
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