Syrenrei
Connoisseur of Romance
Hey there!
I know there was a HTML change that might have mucked things up, but I've run into an issue I am not certain how to fix. In my hosted project I saw that on my RP description that the logo (which had been uploaded as an attachment) was now just a clickable link called "coollogo_com-10800391.png" rather than actually displaying the image. When you try to click that link, it takes you to a 404 Page Not Found: https://www.rpnation.com/uploads/monthly_2016_08/coollogo_com-108001931.png.3ff4c4ce72423feb72d2c6d175bdcd12.png
I decided that maybe with the HTML change it simply broke and I could remove it, reinsert it, and it would be fixed... but that isn't the case. I removed it, then reinserted it, and at first the image displayed correctly but on the bottom of my description the "coollogo_com-10800391.png" link was appearing as an object. I went back to Roleplay Management to edit it back out and now I'm encountering the following issue:
1.) The logo inserts in the editor and previews correctly; however, once I save and view it on the overview page (rather than in the editor) it is just a broken link. I can see the reason it's broken is because in the name it too many extensions. It's called "coollogo_com-108001931.png.3ff4c4ce72423feb72d2c6d175bdcd12.png" which obviously won't work. This broken png link/name appears each time I try to insert the image into the post and save.
2.) The "coollogo_com-10800391.png" at the bottom of the description is removed each time I try to save. I delete it every time, but after I save it's still there. I can't make it go away. I even tried removing the broken logo and it still won't delete out of the post.
I guess my question is... can we no longer insert uploaded images into posts? All my images linked from another site are displaying correctly, so this is the only one with this issue. And how can I get rid of the "coollogo_com-10800391.png" inserting itself at the bottom of the post?
Link to the hosted project in question: https://www.rpnation.com/rp/878-psydrium/
I know there was a HTML change that might have mucked things up, but I've run into an issue I am not certain how to fix. In my hosted project I saw that on my RP description that the logo (which had been uploaded as an attachment) was now just a clickable link called "coollogo_com-10800391.png" rather than actually displaying the image. When you try to click that link, it takes you to a 404 Page Not Found: https://www.rpnation.com/uploads/monthly_2016_08/coollogo_com-108001931.png.3ff4c4ce72423feb72d2c6d175bdcd12.png
I decided that maybe with the HTML change it simply broke and I could remove it, reinsert it, and it would be fixed... but that isn't the case. I removed it, then reinserted it, and at first the image displayed correctly but on the bottom of my description the "coollogo_com-10800391.png" link was appearing as an object. I went back to Roleplay Management to edit it back out and now I'm encountering the following issue:
1.) The logo inserts in the editor and previews correctly; however, once I save and view it on the overview page (rather than in the editor) it is just a broken link. I can see the reason it's broken is because in the name it too many extensions. It's called "coollogo_com-108001931.png.3ff4c4ce72423feb72d2c6d175bdcd12.png" which obviously won't work. This broken png link/name appears each time I try to insert the image into the post and save.
2.) The "coollogo_com-10800391.png" at the bottom of the description is removed each time I try to save. I delete it every time, but after I save it's still there. I can't make it go away. I even tried removing the broken logo and it still won't delete out of the post.
I guess my question is... can we no longer insert uploaded images into posts? All my images linked from another site are displaying correctly, so this is the only one with this issue. And how can I get rid of the "coollogo_com-10800391.png" inserting itself at the bottom of the post?
Link to the hosted project in question: https://www.rpnation.com/rp/878-psydrium/