If you're using some rewrite rule (whatever equivalent for IIS), so that users hit a pretty URL and not port 8080, it could be that your image src= references are trying to look under yoursite.com:8080 still. Right-click on the image and view properties. What is the URL? Try hitting that URL directly in the browser. If you can't hit it in your browser to just view that image only, then the page can't find it either. You might have to create another URL rewrite rule (mapping rule, etc.) so that all :8080 requests go to the right place. Or, if you're creating the links to those images dynamically (repeat/content tags) then you may also do some 'pythong:string.replace(myURLString, ':8080', '') which will remove all :8080 strings of your URL. Hope something here helps you. Hard to offer advice without knowing exaclty what the problem is. Cheers, Ken Jason LeMonier wrote:
Hey all,
I followed this document "Connecting IIS to Zope" http://www.zope.org/Members/hiperlogica/ASP404 successfully. - I did have to place the Virtual Host Monster in /Plone instead of at the root. - Beta 2 worked, 1 didn't.
But, none of my images stored in ZODB are getting resolved. Navigation works, pages work, database stuff ok, just not images???
any ideas?
many thanks!
Jason LeMonier Software Engineer Retail Technologies International Office 916.605.7262 Mobile 415.595.0969 Fax 916-914-2132 jlemonier@RetailPro.com
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