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Honestly I cannot replicate this issue. When I visit your site either with Firefox or with IE there doesen´t seem to be any problem…
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18:27
3. August 2008
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http://www.edwalker.net/prestonwordsandpics/
I've tried what's been put on here and the previous posts, but no joy - still getting the boxes instead of the image. Any ideas?
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I legend? hope not to end up like Will Smith in the movie 
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15:31
22. Juli 2008
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fangorn
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Thanks a lot from me too! 
In my case, the complete upload path didn't work, but this one:
wp-content/uploads/
Everything is fine now. Thanks again!
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12:21
22. Juli 2008
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punter
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To Michael & HeadsUp …
you are both legends … really appreciate the help, it worked immediately.
Michael, looking forward to finishing my setup, then I shall add my site to the Hall of Fame.
Regards,
Punter…
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21:06
21. Juli 2008
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pointysticks
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Thanks for that, HeadsUp! I knew it was going to be something ridiculously easy. It's always the way, isn't it. Wlel, I'm just happy that it totally sorted my image problem.
Thanks again!
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19:17
21. Juli 2008
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HeadsUp
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Hi Michael and thanks for the great theme.
I too had the problem where no image was seen but found another way of fixing this without the hack.
Log into wp as admin then go to settings then miscellaneous.
In the first section, uploading, there is an option: Full URL path to files (optional)
I put here: http://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/
It now works a treat.
Thanks
Head the Web
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Stupid me…When I look at the sourcecode of your featured articles I can see an image URL but when I copy and paste it to my browser it can not be displayed. Which means the image does not exist or the URL is wrong.
Try what I´ve described below to use the complete image path (or URL).
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It seems as if your relative upload path is not recognised by WordPress. So you might change a little code and enter the whole absolute path to the images.
For example: At ui.tabs.php you´ll find this area wich displays the image of the leadstory
// this checks to see if an image file exists if (isset($values[0])) { ?> <a href=”<?php the_permalink() ?>” rel=”bookmark” title=”Permanent Link to <?php the_title(); ?>”><img src=” <?php bloginfo('url'); echo '/'; echo get_option('upload_path'); echo '/'; // this is where the Lead Story image gets printed $values = get_post_custom_values(”leadimage”); echo $values[0]; ?>” alt=”leadimage” id=”leadpic” /></a> <?php } ?> Now you change it like this
// this checks to see if an image file exists if (isset($values[0])) { ?> <a href=”<?php the_permalink() ?>” rel=”bookmark” title=”Permanent Link to <?php the_title(); ?>”><img src=” // this is where the Lead Story image gets printed $values = get_post_custom_values(”leadimage”); echo $values[0]; ?>” alt=”leadimage” id=”leadpic” /></a> <?php } ?> That removes the path to the upload directory. In the custom field you just have to put the whole image path (something like http://www.yourdonain.com/wordpress/whatever/2008/07/image.jpg instead of just 2008/07/image.jpg)
Check if it helps and feedback.
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15:47
21. Juli 2008
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fangorn
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I've the same problem with an local test-blog (MAMP). The grafic path I've got (browser) is something like that:
'http://192.168.178.24:8888/wp-blog//Users/fangorn/Documents/htdocs/wp-blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/featuredimage_01.gif'
The main path to the blog (preferences) is:
'http://192.168.178.24:8888/wp-blog'
Everything else is working.
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14:54
21. Juli 2008
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punter
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Here is my site … I have quickly added some content to help get an idea of it's purpose
http://www.grocerywatch.com.au/
Any help would be most appreciated.
Regards,
punter
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Yes i got this point. But it maybe a difference between the one and the other (oviously there has to be one). Since I can´t look at your site you need to figure it out by yourself 
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12:57
21. Juli 2008
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punter
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Thanks Michael. I shall check.
As previously mentioned I don't have this problem if the image file goes directly into the main posting page … this problem only occurs for the images in the front/main/index page.
Regards,
Punter.
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Is this on a local or a server installation? I find it quite strange that there are double slashes (//). If this is on your webserver you might talk to your hoster.
In any case you need to check in the WP settings if the paths are set correctly.
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03:24
21. Juli 2008
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punter
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Your Website or Blog URL: still in test mode
Your themes version: Branford
Your WP Version: 2.6
I am having difficulty adding an image to the main page (index.php). I can easily add an image to a post, but when trying to add an image to the frontpage they all get prefixed with '//var/virtual/web/'.
I have changed all my permissions on all my folders to 777, but all I am getting is an empty image holder leading to 'http://www.mywebsite//var/virtual/web/wxxx/html/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/featuredimage_01.jpg'
Any suggestions please?
Thanks in advance ….
Punter
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