Could you inspect element on the broken image? Check where the url is being pointed. If it's being pointed correctly, and you have the image in the directory. It should work then. Please clairfy thats working. You can inspect the element by right clicking and inspecting source.
Should be something like /image/blah.gif or something.
(2014-06-13, 04:54 PM)Ace700 Wrote: [ -> ]Could you inspect element on the broken image? Check where the url is being pointed. If it's being pointed correctly, and you have the image in the directory. It should work then. Please clairfy thats working. You can inspect the element by right clicking and inspecting source.
Should be something like /image/blah.gif or something.
It's not a static image, it's a image that's created on the fly by PHP.
(2014-06-13, 04:56 PM)Rymax99 Wrote: [ -> ] (2014-06-13, 04:54 PM)Ace700 Wrote: [ -> ]Could you inspect element on the broken image? Check where the url is being pointed. If it's being pointed correctly, and you have the image in the directory. It should work then. Please clairfy thats working. You can inspect the element by right clicking and inspecting source.
Should be something like /image/blah.gif or something.
It's not a static image, it's a image that's created on the fly by PHP.
Oh I see now.. I didn't notice that, I figured it was a image thing. I completely forgot php can now generate images and content now.
<img src="index.php?module=tools-statistics&action=do_graph&type=users&start=Timestamp&end=Timestamp"></img>
Maybe he should still look and output what is shown in html.