[quote=defender]v4.1

look at ss.inc.php at line 590

if different if , then replace

[code]
if (is_array($attachment['thumb']) && $type != 'simple') {
foreach ($attachment['thumb'] as $thumb) {
if ($thumb) {
$thumbs .= url($attachment['uri'],'<img src="'.uhome().'/'.$thumb.'" />');
}
}
}
[/code] [/quote]

hmmm no mate no difference

Well I've searched and looked at code and done it again and nothing :(

of course, there is no difference. Nothing has been changed, that is the original code.

But what i don't get is why you have red X's and i don't and why my php editor says that the image file is not found.

The image file is there and the link to the file seems to be ok.

hmm, my php editor only seems to have this problem with the extention png.

try to redownload libraries.

what libraries ?

i don't think there is anything wrong with the script code.

His version of IE and my php editor apparently have problems with locating images with the PNG extention.

i made a test changing the extention to jpg and the problem disappeared (in my editor anyway, i don't have red X's in my IE)

includes/libs

I have downloaded v4.1 and had redX problem in IE.
I think , v4.1 was updated, and now it works without redX.
about .png, I'll test it soon.

well, if you are right, switch48 should test the demo site to see he has the red X problem there, because i don't have it.

my test page [url]http://www.digi-sky.net/photos/view/48[/url]
fresh install, there is no redX in IE

about the link, it is active, just there is a / missing in the link

you can do tests on this page

better this link then

[url]http://www.digi-sky.net/feed[/url]

Well bugger me I redownloaded and replaced libs directory and hey presto its fixed Ill be buggered