[Web4lib] Drupal beginner

[Mike B (website contact)]

Robert,

What modules are you using to add images to your site?

Are you using CCK and imagefield?

If you are using CCK and imagefield, the problem is most likely permissions.
Log in as an administrator
go to
admin/user/permissions

Look at what the anonymous users have access to.

If you created a new content type with cck (content creation kit) -
anonynous need access to that. Look under the node module heading.

Also add anonymous to the users that can see each imagecache. (Imagecache
Heading)

If it's the default logo that anonymous people cannot see it might be a
more granular issue with your web server's apache settings.

If this is not what you are having trouble with, fill me in a bit on what
you using.

Thanks,
-Mike Benson

> I'm a beginner at Drupal.  I know there is a Drupal4Lib discussion list
> and I've searched its archives, but before I sign up for yet another email
> list I was wondering if someone on Web4Lib could offer a bit of assistance
> troubleshooting a particular issue I'm having.  I've also searched the
> forums at drupal.org.
>
> The problem has to do with the display of images.  I have set up a test
> instance of Drupal with a few postings.  The accompanying images display
> when I am logged in as the admin user, but they don't display at all when
> I log out and view the site as the public would.
>
> Feel free to contact me off-list.
>
> Thanks for any assistance,
>
> Robert
>
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