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14 years 3 weeks ago #472 by jscollett
I am having trouble with the map. The module just displays the name of my regions.
I am running:
* Apache2 (Version 2.2.11)
* MySQL5 (Version 5.1.35)
* PHP5 (Version 5.3.5)
* Joomla (Version 1.5.15)
* Opensim diva distro r13981
I am also running in stand alone mode. I\'m not on the grid at all. Whole thing is running local just for me right now.

Any Ideas?

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14 years 3 weeks ago #476 by foto50
Hi jscollett

It looks like there is some wrong setting and therefor the image doesnt show up. Firefox displays the alt text (= region name) instead and MSIE that image with the red x - correct? Does Joomla and OpenSim reside on the same server? Could you investigate the url of the images please? They show be something like
someurl/components/com_opensim/assets/regionimage.php?uuid=...&mapserver=...&mapport=...&scale=...&info=no
Specially the \"mapserver=...\" part would be important to know.

You could then build the url directly and enter this into your browser to see if the images work from OpenSim side like:

http://[mapserver]:[mapport]/?method=regionImage[uuid]

Greetz
FoTo50

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14 years 3 weeks ago #479 by jscollett
Just to make sure you know that my grid is only working locally on my PC for now. I plan on taking it live on the web at a later date. That is why the URLs say \"localhost\"
After I read your post about the differences between firefox and IE I realized that I had not tested out the site with IE. So when I tested with IE everything came up just fine and the images were there.

Here is the URL to one of my region images:
<a class=\"postlink\" href=\"http://localhost/joomla/components/com_opensim/assets/regionimage.php?uuid=fc5cb537a3324f95ae067b2ba2ab76c3&mapserver=127.0.0.1&mapport=9000&scale=256&info=no\">http://localhost/joomla/components/com_ ... 56&info=no

I was able to get this URL from right clicking on the image in IE and going to properties.When I put this URL into firefox it will display the image.

When I get the image URL From Firefox this is what I get:
<a class=\"postlink\" href=\"http://localhost/joomla/components%5Ccom_opensim%5Cassets%5Cregionimage.php?uuid=fc5cb537a3324f95ae067b2ba2ab76c3&mapserver=127.0.0.1&mapport=9000&scale=256&info=no\">http://localhost/joomla/components%5Cco ... 56&info=no

You can see that it is taking the \"/\" and replacing it with \"%5\" in the URL. Looks like the \"%5\" is generating a \"\\\" in the URL. That seems to be why its not bringing up the picture. any way to fix this?

Hope this help.

Joe

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14 years 3 weeks ago #480 by foto50
Hi Joe

Is this all running on a windows server? It somehow seems that something goes wrong with Joomla\'s constant for the dash (DS) and it also seems that MSIE can somehow replace %5C with \"\\\" automatically while firefox cannot :shock: <img src=\"{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_eek.gif\" alt=\":shock:\" title=\"Shocked\" />:shock:

However, you could try to \"override\" Joomla\'s constant by changing 2 lines (1 for the frontend and 1 for the admin) as following and see if this solves your problem:

in path_to_your_joomla/components/com_opensim/views/maps/view.html.php near line 27 it says:
$assetpath = \"components\".DS.$mapinfo&#91;\'basename\'&#93;.DS.\"assets\".DS;
You can change this manually to
$assetpath = \"components/\".$mapinfo&#91;\'basename\'&#93;.\"/assets/\";
...and in path_to_your_joomla/administrator/components/com_opensim/views/maps/view.html.php near line 25 the same:
$assetpath = \"components\".DS.$assetinfo&#91;\'basename\'&#93;.DS.\"assets\".DS;
can be changed manually to
$assetpath = \"components/\".$assetinfo&#91;\'basename\'&#93;.\"/assets/\";
This could solve this issue temporary for you. But I will need to have a closer look to when and why exactly this behaviour appears to fix it in one of the next releases ...

Greetz
FoTo50

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14 years 2 weeks ago #481 by jscollett
Greetz,
Right now its running on a windows vista. I plan on moving it to a windows XP machine in the next few days.

The code change seems to have corrected the issue.

Thanks so much for your help!! Now all I have to do is finish designing my site!

Joe

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14 years 2 weeks ago #482 by foto50
Hi Joe

Happy I could help :) <img src=\"{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif\" alt=\":)\" title=\"Smile\" />:) If you change to XP, please try out if the original code works then and let me know. But also please keep these lines in mind since I\'m not sure if I can solve this in the next version and an upgrade might overwrite these manual changes.

Greetz
FoTo50

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