Sometimes, I get "missing.jpg" image
Hi,
Sometimes in Gemini Issue Tracker 2.0.5 I get "missing.jpg" instead of other images like "bug.jpg" or "Type_Enhancement.jpg". But other times, I can access all the very same my issues with no problems at all!
All the images are available on the web server, so I don't understand why this happens. If I refresh the page, sometimes the correct image appears, but sometimes keeps comming "missing.jpg".
I only tested it with IE 6 and 7. I don't know if this problem also occurs in Firefox...
Does anyone have any ideas?
manuelc
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Monday, January 22, 2007, 6:12:53 PM |
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Is this a response to this issue? The same thing has started to happen to me over the past few days. On any given page, the icons will not appear. If I right click on an image placeholder in IE, it shows the path as "missing.jpg". If I refresh the page several times, the icons will appear. I have screenshots of the issue but don't see a way to attach them to this post. The fact the URL for the image explicitly states "missing.jpg" means it's something in the Gemini code, not just a bad URL or missing file. |
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No. It's not the response... I don't know how to explain this behaviour. If you have any ideas or answers, please let me know. MC.
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You will get this is the application cache has been trashed. Please make sure Gemini is running in its own application pool. This has been fixed in 2.1. |
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Thank you... |
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I'm having the same problem. In Windows Vista SP1 Gemini does not show the correct icons but in Windows XP the same icons are shown correctly. Does anybody know a solution.. Leo [quote user="gsilvano"]
Is this a response to this issue? The same thing has started to happen to me over the past few days. On any given page, the icons will not appear. If I right click on an image placeholder in IE, it shows the path as "missing.jpg". If I refresh the page several times, the icons will appear. I have screenshots of the issue but don't see a way to attach them to this post. The fact the URL for the image explicitly states "missing.jpg" means it's something in the Gemini code, not just a bad URL or missing file. [/quote] |
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Which version of Gemini? Make sure that the full gemini url setting is correct. Try and set Enforce full gemini url to yes. |
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