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[tarnishedangel]

First of all thanks to the wonderful people in here, you have helped me with a few little kinks in my road to creating an amazing online gallery for my site... but now I have an odd problem, when I upload thumbs to my server (filename thumb_XXX, with XXX being the original filename the thumb represents) some of the thumbs show up and some dont... I have gone through and made sure that they are all the right file type ( that was my problem the first time) and that none of the file names are wrong... but still only some of the images are showing.  I apologize if this shouldnt be in the upload category, but I thought it might be something I did wrong while uploading...

Thanks
Nik

[Nibbler]

Post a real example.

[tarnishedangel]

an example as in the file names??  well here is my site: http://www.tarnishedmedia.org/coppermine/thumbnails.php?album=30

that is a direct link to the page where it is most plainly obvious because all the files but one hat a thumb.  The name of that file is 220-02-Id.zip and the thumbnail is thumb_220-02-Id.jpg...

I hope that is what you were asking for, thanks

[Nibbler]

Please provide a test user account in order to access the gallery.

[tarnishedangel]

sorry about that,
I kept it simple,

UN tester
PW tester

Thanks again!!
Nik

[Nibbler]

You need to match the case of the original file, so rename the thumbnail from thumb_220-02-id.jpg to thumb_220-02-Id.jpg (i -> I)

[tarnishedangel]

Thanks Nibbler!!

you guys truly are awesome!!

nik

[Joachim Müller]

Thanks for returning and resolving your thread.
Just as an explanation: on Unix/Linux driven operating systems (and your webserver probably runs under some sort of Unix/Linux) capitalization does matter. On Unix/Linux (often refered to as Lunix), there can be two files within the same folder that just differ in capitalization (e.g. fooBar.jpg and foobar.jpg), whereas in Windows this is impossible. Subsequently, capitalization matters for files on your webserver, as there could potentially be two files on your webserver within the same folder (220-02-id.jpg and 220-02-Id.jpg) with two different thumbnail files (thumb_220-02-id.jpg and thumb_220-02-Id.jpg). As this is technically and logically possible, Coppermine is strict on the usage of capitalization. To keep out of harms way, we recommend to use all-lower-case filenames under all circumstances.