[Solved] CG Blog images not showing: using odd URI

[AlasdairGF]

SOLVED:  Entirely unrelated issue, my fault.  Was trying to use a different description meta tag for one section of the site - so I removed the call to the global meta tags in the template used for that section, and copied them over, but missed the bit. 

Doh.

You ignore "DON'T REMOVE THIS" messages at your own peril...

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Original:

I've got CG Blog 1.4 running on CMSMS 1.6.7, using TinyMCE 2.7, and I'm having problems with the images in my blog entries - essentially, the images aren't showing.  An example: http://www.stonewaterzen.org/sw-notes/7 ... okin-Zenji.

When I'm editing the posts, they show up just fine - I upload them to a given folder using the image manager, and insert them using the TinyMCE file picker dialogue box.  Works fine on any content page, on news posts, etc etc.

When I go to see the post, though, the images are not there (though placeholders are).  Inspecting the source code, the relative URI (uploads/images/blog_images/keizan.gif) is as it would be in any other page, but using the Firefox image info, the absolute URI is given as http://www.stonewaterzen.org/sw-notes/7 ... keizan.gif - not http://www.stonewaterzen.org/uploads/im ... keizan.gif.

Even if I edit the HTML directly and put in the absolute URI, as soon as I apply the changes, the URI is modified to the relative form, which then breaks when displayed.

At a loss how I combat this - or how it even happened in the first place!  Surely if everyone was failing to display images in blog posts this place would be heaving with posts, but a quick search doesn't reveal anyone with the same problem.

The problem isn't limited to images, either: if you click the "admin login" button at the bottom of the page, you're sent to http://www.stonewaterzen.org/sw-notes/7/admin, not http://www.stonewaterzen.org/admin.

Any suggestions?

Cheers

Alasdair

[AlasdairGF]

Oh, and... this is a new development, and as far as I can tell I've not changed any settings anywhere (and no-one else has access).