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mosco:
I’m having a problem troubleshooting the image paths thing since I can’t reproduce it and no one else has reported having the same problem :-(.
Try this:
1.Open up Wysi-Wordpress/wordpress.js
2.Find the line:
theme_advanced_toolbar_align : “left”,
3.Just below that line, add this:
relative_urls : false,
4. Test out the editor to see if paths are fixed. If not, try adding this after the relative_urls line:
remove_script_host : false,
5. Test again.
Be sure to open a new browser to test each time so that the javascript is reloaded, and you don’t get the unchanged cached version.

Joe,
Thanks for this…
I was running this wonderfull plugin on a site with the blog at the root of the page, and was finding that the images would upload and look fine in the edit window, but when published, they had a different path.
The images were supposed to be at ‘https://www.site.com/wp-content/uploads’ , but onced published I was seeing ‘https://www.site.com/index.php/wp-content/uploads’ .
The fix listed above solved the problem. (on a windows hosting solution too)

Thanks again Joe.

Hi Guys,

Just an update. I was using one of those install it all in one packages (Foxserv) which has apache, mysql php and a few other bits and pieces in it on Windows XP SP2.
Once I got rid of that (a suggestion from the Foxserv forums of all places) and installed all of the apps manually myself, I found the problem to disappear. I didn’t test in between to narrow it down to a version of one app, but now my PC has the latest of all (Apache 4, MySQL 4.1, php 4.3.10) and its humming along nicely.

Thanks for the suggestions anyway….

Now, is there a way to change your password on these forums?

Macmanx,

Thanks, yes I have read that document and tried all the solutions on that page. I also tried reinstalling the site. I reinstalled the database, and totally started from scratch, but seems its always the same result.

IanR,

I am running WP for the first time and I am also having this problem. I was not lucky enough to ever be able to log into my WP system.

I tried all the hacks on the links above, but alas, nothing….

My Specs:
PHP Version 4.2.2
MySQL 3.23.36
Apache 2.0.39
Windows XP SP2.

I do hope someone can help.