PHP code help please

[Cylent]

wp-theme thats using tt-scripts to generate a thumbed picture for every new post. I followed the directions that came with the theme, and searched all over for a fix but its still not working. Anyone got any ideas? Heres the section of the index.php where the function is supposed to do its thing.

<div class="post indexpost" id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>">
		<?php
			$customfields = get_post_custom();
			$scrp = get_bloginfo('wpurl') . '/tt-scripts/timthumb.php?';
			if (empty($customfields['paddimage'][0])) {
				$imgpath = $scrp . 'src=' . get_bloginfo('wpurl') . '/wp-content/themes/malawak/images/thumbnail.png' . '&amp;w=83&amp;h=83&amp;zc=1';
			} else {
				$imgpath = $scrp . 'src=' . get_bloginfo('wpurl') .  $customfields['paddimage'][0] . '&amp;w=83&amp;h=83&amp;zc=1';
			}
		?>

tt-scripts is located in the wp root folder like the directions said, the permissions are correct. "paddimage [0]" is the actual picture i guess, had to make a custome field and apply it to each post then upload a pic. Any help is appreciated.

[megamoose]

I'm not too familiar with WordPress or "tt-scripts", but hopefully I can work something out for you.

Are you getting any type of error when you run your site?

What is the link to this theme's installation instructions?

Is the theme and script compatible with each other? IE meant for the same version?

[Cylent]

Not getting any errors. Just the place where the thumbnail is supposed to be is blank. Like the standard missing image, blank with a red x. Here is the link to the theme, tt-scripts comes bundled with the theme, although its available as a stand alone. Its a pretty nice theme, I really want to use it, but this thumbnail thing is starting to make me mad. I either want it gone or some way of fixinig it. Heres the link to the theme.

http://www.paddsolutions.com/wordpress-theme-malawak/

I am using the very latest version of WP, 2.8.5

Thanks for giving it a shot.

[ScriptMan]

Not my speciality either.

tt-scripts the directory is loctated in the root directory of the site?

Sometimes these add on don't work if the blog url is sitename.com/blogdirectory because the writer assumes that it will be at the site root. If that is true in your case you might try changing this line:

$scrp = get_bloginfo('wpurl') . '/tt-scripts/timthumb.php?';

to:

$scrp = get_bloginfo('wpurl') . 'directoryname' . '/tt-scripts/timthumb.php?';

Other than that I don't think I am going to be of any help to you.

[Cylent]

Originally Posted by ScriptMan

Not my speciality either.

tt-scripts the directory is loctated in the root directory of the site?

Sometimes these add on don't work if the blog url is sitename.com/blogdirectory because the writer assumes that it will be at the site root. If that is true in your case you might try changing this line:


to:



Other than that I don't think I am going to be of any help to you.

Where as 'directory name' should be the directory of what? The picture? Im gonna give this a shot, thanks for helping

[htmlbasictutor]

Originally Posted by Cylent

Like the standard missing image, blank with a red x.

Means the image is not in the right place according to your coding

or

The path in your coding is wrong.

Probably easier to look at the path the coding is inserting into the page and move the image to where the coding thinks it is.

[ScriptMan]

Why don't you post a non-live link to your site. Format sitename.com

In my other post I meant if your blog is not at your main domain name but the demo they have is in a directory also. Post the link and we can figure it out.

It might be a server permisiions thing also. Did you follow and instructions about chmod or setting permissions?