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BigIsland270972 · 2023-03-22 10:46:41

konde wrote:
BigIsland wrote:
The /_data/ folder is the only folder that stores the generated images.
Yes, I understand. In this folder, images are saved normally.
The problem is in those images that are generated on the fly and are not saved in _data
Can you advise something?

how can you tell they are not generated? From admin.php?page=batch_manager you can generate multiple image sizes.

BigIsland270972 · 2023-03-22 11:12:55

konde · 2023-03-22 11:21:50

BigIsland270972 wrote:
https://www.fotoarkiv.no/priv/generate.png

Unfortunately, this does not work either, it says "Image not created"

konde · 2023-03-22 18:56:27

On this occasion, I created a separate post, since this is probably a different problem) The first one is still in i.php

erAck · 2023-03-23 00:18:19

Likely you have some rewrite rules in a .htaccess file that mess things up.
I doubt there is any such problem in your i.php (unless you managed to mess that up).

konde · 2023-03-23 04:30:40

erAck wrote:
Likely you have some rewrite rules in a .htaccess file that mess things up.
I doubt there is any such problem in your i.php (unless you managed to mess that up).

Thanks, I didn't find .htaccess in the root. It looks like it doesn't exist at all, maybe somewhere else it should lie?

erAck · 2023-03-23 10:53:40

You never gave a link to such non-working page of your gallery one could take a look at. It's fruitless to speculate what might happen on your site if there isn't even one concrete example. Your descriptions are hard to understand because you are talking about what you think would be happening, which might be something completely different. The only real fragment of information you gave in between I just discovered now is that there is some

javascript:changeImgSrc('i.php?/upload/........)

call in the page. Let me tell you that Piwigo core does not have one single occurrence of changeImgSrc in its code. So either you have some extension installed that does this or your hosting does.

konde · 2023-03-23 12:43:33

erAck wrote:
You never gave a link to such non-working page of your gallery one could take a look at. It's fruitless to speculate what might happen on your site if there isn't even one concrete example. Your descriptions are hard to understand because you are talking about what you think would be happening, which might be something completely different. The only real fragment of information you gave in between I just discovered now is that there is some

javascript:changeImgSrc('i.php?/upload/........)

call in the page. Let me tell you that Piwigo core does not have one single occurrence of changeImgSrc in its code. So either you have some extension installed that does this or your hosting does.

Thanks for your answer, most likely it's part of the template. But the problem is not the link, because even if we directly access: https://mywebsite.com/i.php?/upload/image.jpg - each time updating (ctrl+f5) this link is a different image. I am not kidding! Yes, you update this one link and you have a different image, but i.php makes this image

konde · 2023-03-23 13:16:20

erAck wrote:
You never gave a link to such non-working page of your gallery one could take a look at. It's fruitless to speculate what might happen on your site if there isn't even one concrete example. Your descriptions are hard to understand because you are talking about what you think would be happening, which might be something completely different. The only real fragment of information you gave in between I just discovered now is that there is some

javascript:changeImgSrc('i.php?/upload/........)

call in the page. Let me tell you that Piwigo core does not have one single occurrence of changeImgSrc in its code. So either you have some extension installed that does this or your hosting does.

You were most likely right and it's about access, but which ones to put where ....?

konde · 2023-03-23 14:08:09

erAck wrote:
You never gave a link to such non-working page of your gallery one could take a look at. It's fruitless to speculate what might happen on your site if there isn't even one concrete example. Your descriptions are hard to understand because you are talking about what you think would be happening, which might be something completely different. The only real fragment of information you gave in between I just discovered now is that there is some

javascript:changeImgSrc('i.php?/upload/........)

call in the page. Let me tell you that Piwigo core does not have one single occurrence of changeImgSrc in its code. So either you have some extension installed that does this or your hosting does.

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Re: Invalid previews are generated. Images change by themselves.

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