Images not appearing
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My hosting company just upgraded their servers and on our their previous servers we could add images to our code in C5 using this:
<img src="<?=$this->getThemePath();?>/images/social/facebook-logo.png" width="20" height="20" border="0px" style="margin-right:5px" />
Now with the new servers they don't appear. They are still fixing the bugs with their servers and I asked them why my images weren't appearing and gave them this code, they said we don't handle code on your site. However the images show with a square and red X's like they want to appear in Explorer (nothing in Firefox) but aren't getting read correctly but they just aren't showing on my site.
My question is has anyone had this issue and is there something that I am doing or is there something I can tell my hosting company to go directly to and change that will fix the problem.
I don't know if this is answered yet but any help would be greatly appreciated.
<img src="<?=$this->getThemePath();?>/images/social/facebook-logo.png" width="20" height="20" border="0px" style="margin-right:5px" />
Now with the new servers they don't appear. They are still fixing the bugs with their servers and I asked them why my images weren't appearing and gave them this code, they said we don't handle code on your site. However the images show with a square and red X's like they want to appear in Explorer (nothing in Firefox) but aren't getting read correctly but they just aren't showing on my site.
My question is has anyone had this issue and is there something that I am doing or is there something I can tell my hosting company to go directly to and change that will fix the problem.
I don't know if this is answered yet but any help would be greatly appreciated.
This worked perfectly! Thanks a lot for the quick help it saved me from having to add all the social media icons to all the page types and adding them to children pages.
Yeah check out beebs93's code. In your example you are using short php tags
which is not enabled by default in php.ini. You should be using the regular php tags
to be sure you are compatible with your server.
<?=which is not enabled by default in php.ini. You should be using the regular php tags
<?phpto be sure you are compatible with your server.
work?