Hello Everyone!
I'm new with Elgg and this is my first post here.
I've installeg Elgg 1.7 and trying to do my first sommunity site: ibornholm.com
There were all OK until I've uploaded admin's photo for avatar. Now there are no pictures at all (except one in the background).
I don't know where to start looking for problem.
Greetings!
Tomas
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Your server is sending a 500 error when trying to access icons. Do you have gdlib installed and enabled for PHP? Also, if you edit the .htaccess file and change the line:
to:
It will output the actual error that PHP is having to help debug.
I've changed this line in .htacces
I can't check this gdlib now, but I've also installed on the same server elgg 1.6.1 for test purpose and it is working:
http://testelgg161.ibornholm.com/
One of your PHP files is sending a UTF8 BOM character. The non-binary pages can handle this fine in the browser, but images and other binary files can't. Have you used a Windows machine to edit any of the files? I know Notepad will mess up PHP files with UTF8 strings, but I'm not sure what Windows editors are best. There's a good bit of info on this site and Google and how to deal with BOM characters. Unfortunately, it can be a bit of a hunt to find which file it is :-/
Thanx for clue. Fortunately I know which file I've saved in Notepad. And fortunately this was only one file - polish translation. I have removed it and now images works fine. Thank You again. You are the best! :-)