quote from a guest on post #207I had the same problem except that I had GD installed and I could see the image_verification.php script when ran as a standalone. I fixed the broken images by going to the code and adding ".php" to all "image_verification?foo&bar" instances, this fixed the problem. | |
oh yes i see, thanks for pointing this out! on my (apache) servers i always enable the
MultiViews option.
that allows me to not specify the file extensions in the URLs to not reveal that the files are in PHP and make nicer URLs.
so i guess i should add an option in the config to specify if you have
MultiViews enabled on your server or not which would cause the ".php" to be added to all URLs that need it if you do not have it enabled.
for the moment you will need to either enable
MultiViews or correct the file names for the image_verification file.
note that i was once in a situation where i was on a rented server and wanted to run one of my own scripts designed for my server which required multiviews but the host did not have it enabled. but in the end i was easily able to enable multiviews without having to deal with the helpless support by creating a file named "
.htaccess" that contained this text:
code:
AddType text/x-component .htc
Options +MultiViews -indexes |
and just drop it in the folder and that enabled multiviews for this folder and all children folders.
(note on windows it wont let you create a file named .htaccess, just name it htaccess with no dot in front, upload it like that and rename it on the server)