Hi there,

In the BibleStudy module, I have noticed that on IE and Firefox, it displays the icons for sermon downloads, details, etc. just fine. But using any WebKit browser (Omniweb, Chrome, Safari) and Opera, the buttons do not display.

If I load the full component, the icons do display in the component just fine, but in the MODULE, on the right hand side of the page, with multiple templates, the icons are not displayed. This happens on both Windows and Mac OS X.

Have you tested the latest module with browsers like Safari or Chrome or Opera?

I have attached a screenshot of what I am referring to.

Thanks for your help!

Best Wishes,
Eric

We'll investigate and report back here.

Tom

Hi Tom,

Any updates on this? This and the problem with the front end uploading breaking are preventing our new church web site from going live.

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I have, just out of curiosity, went in to the back end and specified some additional non-default settings for the biblestudy module:
the templates for: Text link images, studies list view, study details, and teacher view.

Once I did that Safari and other web kit browsers now work.

However, the interesting thing is that Firefox and IE worked just fine without having to specify a particular template, even if it was the default. The other browsers did require it.

That's a great find - and as it turns out - my next task is to rewrite how the component/module get those folders - it's complicated because you have the possibility of someone using the old full path to the image, and the new one which just has the image selected in the Media Images tab and the folder selected in the Admin tab.

I'm going to create some defines that globally point to the right folders and hope that does the trick with all browsers. But what can I say, FireFox rules!

I've done some work refactoring how images are created in the component.

Starting in version 6.2 most if not all images will be accessed from a class which will determine the proper folder, create the path, and return to the calling function or template.

I have tested the module in:

FireFox, IE8, Opera, Safari, Chrome - the module did not have any templates chosen as default.

Hopefully this will help solve the problem.

It may be as simple as me not including a JURI::base() in some of the <img> tags.

Tom