Your file permission settings (644) are correct. And I am still not sure, I comprehend your problem.
I am not 100% sure, but I believe you actually put:
Quote:
/home/jensclas/public_html/images/webgraphics/taustralia.jpg
as an address. This is a
relative path, and not a URL, which is needed.
Let us see if the following will help:
As an example, let's say we have the following XOOPS installation:
http://www.mysite/myxoops/
I create a special folder for images (chmod755), in the actuall image folder:
http://www.mysite/myxoops/images/webimages
In this folder I upload all my images, either via my hosts Control Panel, or an FTP program.
To get the image displayed, I can use the following coding:
(1)
Quote:
<img src="http://www.mysite/myxoops/images/webimages/imageIChoose.jpg" alt="Example Image" />
(2)
Quote:
<img src="<{$xoops_url}>/webimages/images/imageIChoose.jpg" alt="Example Image" />
(3)
Quote:
(4)
Quote:
[img align=left] <{$xoops_url}>/webimages/images/imageIChoose.jpg[/img]
(2) (4) use the smarty tag, instead of hardcoded address (actuall URL==http://www.myurl.com.au). This has the advantage, that should you ever change your URL, you just need to make changes to your XOOPS general settings, instead of looking through all files, and changing the now changed URL.
(3)and(4) are what is labelled as bb-codes, which is a way to markup text, without knowing HTML. Supposedly to make life easier for users without HTML knowledge.
(1) and (2) are regular HTML tags.
Does this help in any way
