Hello,
I haven't yet spent any time with image management in CMSMS. I
can say that I am able to
view images via the included FileManager. I also use 1.2. If it were me having this trouble, I would
strongly suspect that it was a permissions issue. That is to say; the locations that hold the images
you are attempting to display do not have correct permissions. Or the locations (folders) have correct
perms but the images themselves do not. This is usually not an issue for *NIX users, as the contents
generally inherit the parents perms. There is a setting in the admin area that allows you to test if the
current settings set the right perms on newly created folders/contents. As I write this I don't have my
copy open, or handy. Otherwise I could tell you the exact location. It should be easy to find though.
HTH, and good luck.
DO'H!
I spoke too soon. It just occurred to me that I am almost sure it's your image handling settings.
For example, in all my PHP setups, I've included the GD module for image manipulation. You can
also easily use ImageMagick. But you need to tell CMSMS
which one to use. There are also
other options in this regard for CMSMS. But in any event, you'll need to find out which one is appropriate
for
your setup and tell your installation of CMSMS which one it is. A simple
will tell you if you currently have the GD module, or not.
Best wishes.
