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MattWilcox / Adaptive-Images

Automatically adapts your existing HTML images for mobile devices. No mark-up changes needed.
http://adaptive-images.com/
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ai-cache folder not showing up #193

Open ghost opened 8 years ago

ghost commented 8 years ago

hi there,

looking forward to getting this up and running but have come across a few stumbling blocks. I followed the directions, uploaded .htaccess and adaptive-images.php to my site's root folder "domain.com/html" and the script in the head of my doc. After first uploading the ai-cache folder showed up but did not contain any images, even after accessing the site from multiple devices at different screen widths. I attempted a fresh install, deleting the ai-cache folder and adaptive-images files; after re-uploading files the ai-cache folder never came back? Not sure what the issue is, I am using siteleaf and my site is hosted on mediatemple, images are uploaded through siteleaf admin panel and get dumped into site's assets folder. Can anyone offer any advice on getting this set up and running?

ghost commented 8 years ago

Ok. so the folder is there and I can see through firefox that it is establishing cookies in the browser but I am not seeing anything in the cache folder?

scullytr commented 8 years ago

The documentation has a few tips for troubleshooting, but the likely culprit is that the permissions on your cache folder aren't allowing php to write to it.

glasswork commented 7 years ago

You write: images are uploaded through siteleaf admin panel and get dumped into site's assets folder. Can anyone offer any advice on getting this set up and running?

Is your site's assets folder named 'assets'? If so, the htaccess file won't attempt to resize images from any folder with the string 'assets' in the name.