Getting images to show

strictly-software
(@strictly-software)

11 years, 2 months ago

Hi

All the images on my WPTouch mobile version of the site are broken.

Also on setup there were no errors but I had to manually create the file location for the main logo and FTP it up there to get it show which it does now.

I can access the images from their location in the wptouch plugin folder okay so I don’t know when I assign them to my menus they are all broken.

Also the text is a white shadowy colour on a white background which makes it hard to see. How can I change that.

I have tried in .htaccess doing

ExpiresDefault “access plus 1 seconds”

Also adding ?r=<?php echo(CACHE); ?> to the end of images where CACHE is a number I can increment but no luck.

Using it with WP Super Cache and Cloudlflare.

Everything else is perfect.

Creating the custom menu was a great idea to get my categories to show.

Any ideas on the images and text please let me know.

Thanks

Rob

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wptouch/

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Thread Starter strictly-software
(@strictly-software)

11 years, 2 months ago

Hi

Using Chromes responsive F12 option I have seen that the broken images are due to duplicate home URLS e.g

<img src=”//www.ukhorseracingtipster.com//www.ukhorseracingtipster.com/wp-content/plugins/wptouch/resources/icons/elegant/Info.png” alt=”menu-icon” scale=”0″>

I don’t know why it is putting my domain in twice but for one image the newspaper it isn’t. For the Info images it is.

Any ideas?

Thanks
Thread Starter strictly-software
(@strictly-software)

11 years, 2 months ago
I have had to fix this by editing the wp-includes/nav-menu-template.php file – not something I want to have to do OR remember to do on every WP update but it’s the only thing that works.

E.G in the wp_nav_menu function at the bottom I just do a check for duplicate protocols e.g
```
$nav_menu = apply_filters( 'wp_nav_menu', $nav_menu, $args );

if(preg_match('@src=\"(https?:)?\/\/www\.mysite\.com\/\/www\.mysite\.com@i',$nav_menu))
{
	$nav_menu = preg_replace("@src=\"(https?:)?\/\/www\.mysite\.com\/\/www\.mysite\.com@i","src=\"//www.mysite.com",$nav_menu);
}

if ( $args->echo )
	echo $nav_menu;
else
	return $nav_menu;
```
If I had the time I would make a more generic regular expression that didn’t reference my domain in it but as I have to change it for my site anyway it’s not really going to make much of a difference.

If there is a better way to stop image URLS like

src=”//www.mysite.com//www.mysite.com/wp-content/blah/blah/image.jpg”

to

src=”//www.mysite.com/wp-content/blah/blah/image.jpg”

Then I would like to know thanks!

Rob

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