This is a very strange problem and I would be very grateful if somebody could help me.
I have done everything I could think of: reinstallation of the browser, clearing of cache, etc.
This happened after I installed an Opera update (7.53) last night. Please note that I run PHP, MySQL and Apache on my own PC to test out my scripts, etc.
Now when I view my one site in Opera, some images are gone and I only see the background colour I set. But it is AS IF THEY ARE THERE, because my cursor turns into a hand when I move over one of these "invisible" images.
This ONLY happens when I view the webpage using <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost/website/index.php">http://localhost/website/index.php</a><!-- m --> - when I view it using the regular file path (C:\Documents and Settings\Users...website\index.php) it displays FINE.
Also, when I view this website in IE (and Mozilla) (using <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost">http://localhost</a><!-- m -->) it works fine too. However, there is one image that doesn't display in IE/Mozilla when I use (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost/image.gif">http://localhost/image.gif</a><!-- m -->) BUT it works fine when I drag or drop it into IE, or if I view it when it's embedded into a webpage.
I have attached the image I am talking about (phpBB logo). Some images display fine, others just don't anymore (and they DID display 100% fine before).
Can anybody help me with this strange situation?
BTW, viewing these webpages online displays fine too. Could it be a prob with Apache? The error log doesn't show anything...I do believe this is in the wrong forum.Originally posted by DarkStreetDev
This ONLY happens when I view the webpage using <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost/website/index.php">http://localhost/website/index.php</a><!-- m --> - when I view it using the regular file path (C:\Documents and Settings\Users...website\index.php) it displays FINE.
what has me worried is that you ran a php script with the regular path (C:\Documents and Settings\Users...website\index.php)
php scripts don't run unless they are in a server. using that path you are not in the server.That's not the point, the index.php only contains HTML anyway, no PHP.
I ONLY experience this problem while viewing pages through localhost, if I view it online or from the folder path, it works fine.
Which leads me to this: could something in my Apache/PHP setup have been corrupted that causes this image display irregularuty?yes it is the point. anything that ends with .php will not run in a browser if you are not in apache. it will/should show the html in plain text on the screen, not like a regular page. or it will give you a Download box
my next suggestion will be that you path is wrong. I have not seen this happen and it doesn't happen to mine.
you can try to reinstall it but since it is jsut html why would it be apache? can you make the page a .html and then save it to someplace else and run it and then run it under localhost? this will tell you what is wrong. if it doesn't work under localhost then you may have hard drive issues. html doesn't take a server so it won't be apache.OK, take this for example. The image I attached earlier:
when I try to view it directly through <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost/image.gif">http://localhost/image.gif</a><!-- m --> - a red box with a cross is displayed. (Yes, the image is in the right path, when I rightclick and look at it's properties, it says the height and width right)
However, when I view this image through C:\Documents and Setting\... it shows without a problem.
And this doesn't happen to every image, only some. And no, they're not currupted either, the images are 100% fine.ok, that is strange. an image has nothing to do with apache either. without moving it can you double click on it and open it fine? do you have a firewall blocking it? maybe it sees the localhost and blocks images.could it be related to this problem?
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.htmlforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42257Originally">http://www.htmlforums.com/showthread.ph ... Originally</a><!-- m --> posted by scoutt
ok, that is strange. an image has nothing to do with apache either. without moving it can you double click on it and open it fine? do you have a firewall blocking it? maybe it sees the localhost and blocks images.
Yes, I can double-click and open it in any image editor without a problem. No firewall blocking it, and only some images are blocked.
Seems we have the same problem, agent002. Found any solutions yet maybe?did you read that thread? he said he downgraded to 1.3.31So that's the only solution then? But I wonder what caused this, it worked 100% fine before.I'm just as confused
I never figured out what was wrong, I just downgraded to 1.3 and it helped.
I have done everything I could think of: reinstallation of the browser, clearing of cache, etc.
This happened after I installed an Opera update (7.53) last night. Please note that I run PHP, MySQL and Apache on my own PC to test out my scripts, etc.
Now when I view my one site in Opera, some images are gone and I only see the background colour I set. But it is AS IF THEY ARE THERE, because my cursor turns into a hand when I move over one of these "invisible" images.
This ONLY happens when I view the webpage using <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost/website/index.php">http://localhost/website/index.php</a><!-- m --> - when I view it using the regular file path (C:\Documents and Settings\Users...website\index.php) it displays FINE.
Also, when I view this website in IE (and Mozilla) (using <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost">http://localhost</a><!-- m -->) it works fine too. However, there is one image that doesn't display in IE/Mozilla when I use (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost/image.gif">http://localhost/image.gif</a><!-- m -->) BUT it works fine when I drag or drop it into IE, or if I view it when it's embedded into a webpage.
I have attached the image I am talking about (phpBB logo). Some images display fine, others just don't anymore (and they DID display 100% fine before).
Can anybody help me with this strange situation?
BTW, viewing these webpages online displays fine too. Could it be a prob with Apache? The error log doesn't show anything...I do believe this is in the wrong forum.Originally posted by DarkStreetDev
This ONLY happens when I view the webpage using <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost/website/index.php">http://localhost/website/index.php</a><!-- m --> - when I view it using the regular file path (C:\Documents and Settings\Users...website\index.php) it displays FINE.
what has me worried is that you ran a php script with the regular path (C:\Documents and Settings\Users...website\index.php)
php scripts don't run unless they are in a server. using that path you are not in the server.That's not the point, the index.php only contains HTML anyway, no PHP.
I ONLY experience this problem while viewing pages through localhost, if I view it online or from the folder path, it works fine.
Which leads me to this: could something in my Apache/PHP setup have been corrupted that causes this image display irregularuty?yes it is the point. anything that ends with .php will not run in a browser if you are not in apache. it will/should show the html in plain text on the screen, not like a regular page. or it will give you a Download box
my next suggestion will be that you path is wrong. I have not seen this happen and it doesn't happen to mine.
you can try to reinstall it but since it is jsut html why would it be apache? can you make the page a .html and then save it to someplace else and run it and then run it under localhost? this will tell you what is wrong. if it doesn't work under localhost then you may have hard drive issues. html doesn't take a server so it won't be apache.OK, take this for example. The image I attached earlier:
when I try to view it directly through <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://localhost/image.gif">http://localhost/image.gif</a><!-- m --> - a red box with a cross is displayed. (Yes, the image is in the right path, when I rightclick and look at it's properties, it says the height and width right)
However, when I view this image through C:\Documents and Setting\... it shows without a problem.
And this doesn't happen to every image, only some. And no, they're not currupted either, the images are 100% fine.ok, that is strange. an image has nothing to do with apache either. without moving it can you double click on it and open it fine? do you have a firewall blocking it? maybe it sees the localhost and blocks images.could it be related to this problem?
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.htmlforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42257Originally">http://www.htmlforums.com/showthread.ph ... Originally</a><!-- m --> posted by scoutt
ok, that is strange. an image has nothing to do with apache either. without moving it can you double click on it and open it fine? do you have a firewall blocking it? maybe it sees the localhost and blocks images.
Yes, I can double-click and open it in any image editor without a problem. No firewall blocking it, and only some images are blocked.
Seems we have the same problem, agent002. Found any solutions yet maybe?did you read that thread? he said he downgraded to 1.3.31So that's the only solution then? But I wonder what caused this, it worked 100% fine before.I'm just as confused
I never figured out what was wrong, I just downgraded to 1.3 and it helped.