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That’s actually a really good hack! However, I was able to get the customer to let me drop it onto a different domain name they own, and the problem was resolved. I’m definitely bookmarking your fix in case I need it in the future! Thanks for your help.
Likely may not be good enough, this is a high visibility site that can’t go live if it might be broken! Is there any kind of hack I can do to make this work?
Okay based on that, I checked the value of $src being used at line 849 of timthumb.php. It looks like godaddy’s previewdns feature is being mauled by timthumb:
$src has a value of “.previewdns.com/wp-content/connection_images/linda_ames_bracelet_2001_original.jpg”
instead it should be “http://sawdustartfestivaltemp.com.previewdns.com/wp-content/connection_images/linda_ames_bracelet_2001_original.jpg”
HOWEVER, when I force it to add the missing part of the src it still gets the same error:
protected function getLocalImagePath($src){
// added this line:
$src = “http://sawdustartfestivaltemp.com”.$src;Also, I made sure timthumb folder and its’ content are set to 777. Still same error above.
Having the same issue, WP 3.5.1, new install of Connections Pro and Tile Plus template:
· The image being referenced comes up fine on its’ own.
_____________________________________________________A TimThumb error has occured
The following error(s) occured:
Could not find the internal image you specified.Query String : src=http://sawdustartfestivaltemp.com.previewdns.com/wp-content/connection_images/linda_ames_bracelet_2001_original.jpg&h=130&w=100&zc=2
TimThumb version : 2.8.11
