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Subscribe [3]#16 / Nov 03, 2011 3:01pm
Red flag for memory limits =)
Should the images be in your actual content, dzr_rtw? Ie: in the <body>? Or are you expecting them output elsewhere?
Also, if you put the same weblog entries tag code in a web page template - do you get the images there?
#17 / Nov 03, 2011 3:05pm
Should the images be in your actual content, dzr_rtw? Ie: in the <body>? Or are you expecting them output elsewhere?
Also, if you put the same weblog entries tag code in a web page template - do you get the images there?
The images are in the actual contant and showing up fine the template -
—here is the full channel:
http://www.georgia-enews.uga.edu
—here is the XML output:
http://www.georgia-enews.uga.edu/index.php?/site/export
I believe it may have to do with the “Default Text Formatting for This Field” for the field. It is set to XHTML
If I remove the “{exp:xml_encode}” then it allows the image data to display.
#18 / Nov 03, 2011 3:22pm
It’s just one quick/easy setting. It shouldn’t break anything: http://d.pr/VLeQ
I appreciate your effort to help. As I said it already has the Template Type set to XML.
Yes, and I was referring to changing the template type to Webpage. You should test that out.
#19 / Nov 03, 2011 3:24pm
It’s just one quick/easy setting. It shouldn’t break anything: http://d.pr/VLeQ
I appreciate your effort to help. As I said it already has the Template Type set to XML.
Yes, and I was referring to changing the template type to Webpage. You should test that out.
I have tried that too.
#20 / Nov 04, 2011 11:33am
If instead of the XML plugin you use CDATA to encode, does that help?