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cusom smiley problem

XD xDave
xDave
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Wanted to change the custom once. In Backend ans also on the Texteditor in SP they arte showing up fine but after submitting

 

<img title=”icon_cool_png” alt=”icon_cool_png” src=”http[Image Can Not Be Found]/teso.trollpit.de/wp-content/sp-resources/forum-smileys/problem-with-post-edit-buttonmm.png” title=”hmm_png” alt=”hmm_png” />/teso.trollpit.de/wp-content/sp-resources/forum-smileys/icon_cool.png” />

 

is displayed. Uploaded with the uploader in Backend!

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YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

So – if i understand you correctly – you uploaded a new smiley, it shows up in the smiley list beneath the editor, but when you used it in a post it wasn’t found. Is that right?

What about the pre-supplied smileys? Can you use them in posts?

XD xDave
xDave
Member

I deleted them but they showed, yes.

And yes, I see the images in the Editor as well as in the Backend. But when I insert them and “submit” this error appears.

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

How about a screenshot of the smileys admin panel?

XD xDave
xDave
Member

Okay seemed to be sth with the code for the smileys. I deleted all of them and set them up again, works now.

AS Adam Smith
Adam Smith
Member

I had the same problem, which was down to me deleting the sp smileys. It gave me the same error, but on all images not only the smileys. Resolved it by uploading the new smileys and only turning off the view of the sp smileys rather than deleting them. If that helps at all!

AS Adam Smith
Adam Smith
Member

Actually, just tested it and when their posted on a topic they post the image three times and give alot of code.

here’s what it does;

<img title=”” alt=”caritas_33_png” />” alt=”” alt=”caritas_33_png” />” src=”http://www.A4Service.co.uk/wp-content/sp-resources/forum-smileys/caritas_33.png” /><img title=”” alt=”caritas_31_png” />” alt=”” alt=”caritas_31_png” />” src=”http://www.A4Service.co.uk/wp-content/sp-resources/forum-smileys/caritas_31.png” /><img title=”” alt=”caritas_40_png” />” alt=”” alt=”caritas_40_png” />” src=”http://www.A4Service.co.uk/wp-content/sp-resources/forum-smileys/caritas_40.png” />

 

any idea’s how I can sort this?

MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
Member

not currently… we are unable to replicate anything like that…  but you are the first to see an image cannot be found in the title…

can you check the php setting for allow_url_fopen and tell us what that is?

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

Is it possible for a link to an actual post that shows this? One where I, as a non-registered user can see it?

Also – as I asked the first user above – can you by any chance provide a screenshot of your smileys admin panel? at least the part of the panel that contains the settings for the above.

AS Adam Smith
Adam Smith
Member

@Mr Papa where could I find this?

@Yellow Swordfish here’s a reply I made posting 3 smileys. Smileys

Thanks for the help guys 🙂 

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

and the screenshot of the smileys admin panel? I would like to see what names and codes you have given these…

AS Adam Smith
Adam Smith
Member

Just solved it within smiley panel! unless the smileys code start and end in ‘:’  they post with all that text! I’ve just done another reply and their working! Thanks for the pointer in right direction :)  

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

This actually should not be the case at all but the characters used in the code are very important and I was wondering if the problem stemmed from the fact that we were perhaps not being thorough enough when the code was being saved to ensure it would work as expected. This was why I was hoping to actually see the codes being used… and would still welcome the knowledge if possible – so we can test it out.