davewarnerrecorder

You know – it WOULD give an error because I had read that the word file or files in the path was a problem and I moved them to an images directory. Doh! Anyway, that was the only place it was NOT working now that you have given me the correct HTACCESS, so THANK YOU! I have been chasing a solution for weeks…

I don’t know. Anyway, like you say – fixed is good! Look at https://www.bremondhouse.com/about/ There is one image that shows and one that doesn’t (when you search the code). The second one is an old image, the first is hard-coded from the root mu site images directory. Not a big deal, but I put it back in there to show you. On the htaccess – does that only reside in the root, or should it be in another directory as well?

ipstenu

Seems like your last iteration worked. What I meant (above) was that I had put two images in that post. One hard-coded to the root website and the other inserted the normal way into a child subdomain site at the end of that page. The second one would not show. However, today on ANOTHER child subdomain site, I was able to upload a graphic. AND, when I went back to https://www.bremondhouse.com, I was able to upload a new graphic to the site and have it show, but NOT an old one that was already up there.

I didn’t take the last two changes (ms-files.php versus blog.dir).

Well, that one is up there and we have progressed to the following error when you view source on the page and click on the last image URL:

404 — File not found.

The file is up there for sure.

Sorry – I should have said – yes, I used yours exactly as is and I set it up to install new blogs as subdomains.

It was a fresh install, not an upgrade. But, that file is up there – no change!

Andrea – they in fact do have it set up in the conf file. They have AllowOverride All set. Could it be something in the .htaccess file? I’ve scoured everywhere and cannot figure this out. Is there a sample file somewhere that I can check mine against?

Andrea,

I’m having the same issue with images. I have the .htaccess file set up properly, but do not have access to the conf file. I’m working with IX Webhosting. Have you heard whether or not they support 3.1? You mentioned that you had talked to several of the hosting companies – hoping they are one.