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  • gingertop

    (@gingertop)

    I had exactly this problem on my installation too. When I checked the dtree.php file I noted that the addresses to the images were as mentioned above. By right clicking on the missing image and viewing the URL it showed as the following example – http://dtree-30/image.jpg.
    I tried adding in an additional forward slash at the beginning which failed, as taking all the forward slashes away which also failed.
    So for a temporary fix I pasted the entire URL in for each of images. This now works perfectly but it does mean that the images are relative rather than local.
    I wonder if the solution is simpler than this and perhaps something to do with having a leading dot[ ../]?

    Thread Starter gingertop

    (@gingertop)

    Thank you very much for all your support to this point. You will be delighted to know that I followed you last instruction and the install is now activated. I can now explore and utilise this plugin.

    Once again I am very grateful and thank you very much.

    Thread Starter gingertop

    (@gingertop)

    I’m afraid that this WordPress is a free ‘One Click Install’ that is offered by Dreamhost and it would be their responsibility to upgrade. They host on a linux box

    Thread Starter gingertop

    (@gingertop)

    Thank you for your help. My site and WordPress are hosted by Dreamhost.com and they have PHP5. I haven’t yet found version of MySql out but I will if important. I and using WordPress 2.2.2
    I have reinstalled the plugin and am still getting the ‘fatal error’ message when attempting to activate

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