jme2469
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Broken images in the back-endHi. I’m having what sounds like a similiar problem.
The folks at Thesis suggested I set up the high level directory for uploading post images (to allow for thumbnail generation). I did this and set it’s attributes to 755, and FTP’d an image in there. I then:* Went to a blog post page
* Clicked the “Add an Image” icon
* Clicked the “From URL” tab
* Entered the URL fetchthemoonmarketing.com/blogpics/3socialwords.jpg (with http://www. in front) into the field “Image URL”
* Clicked the “Insert into Post” button at the bottom of the dialog boxUnfortunately, what happened next was that the little red asterisk to the left of that field turned into a spinning circle (the one that indicates the site is processing something), finally resolving into a big. red X.
What did I do wrong?
Also, if I upload an image (for a page, not a post) direct from the Add an Image icon off my local drive, the image box shows up on the page, but the image is broken and doesn’t display. If I click the “edit image” button, I can SEE the image there. If I look in my directory via FTP, I can see the file there. I can also pick up the link URL which WP set up by default (for ex: fetchthemoonmarketing.com/public_html/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/underconst1.jpg (with http://www. in front). BUT, if I try to then upload the image via URL instead of browsing off my local drive, I get the same bid, red X result as above. WP won’t accept the Link URL.
Can you help?
PS – the only plug-ins I have active are Akismet (which isn’t running because I haven’t purchased a key) and BackupBuddy.