I am trying to set up a site using Curatescape and Omeka, but I can’t get my images to show up. I can upload the files just fine, but when I go to the public version of the page, the images look like the thumbnails that show up when something can’t load. This happens with the speech bubbles at the top of the page, the background image, and the thumbnail previews of files I have uploaded. What am I doing wrong?
My Omeka log-in pages says I’m running version 2.4.1, but I did try downloading Omeka 2.5 last night in an attempt to fix the problem. I transferred the files for 2.5 onto my university’s server, and deleted the 2.4.1 files, but the page still says I’m running 2.4.1. So I’m not entirely sure which version is actually running.
I’m also using the 7.0.15-0ubuntu0.16.04.2 (apache2handler) PHP and my OS is Linux 4.4.0-22-generic x86_64. Let me know if you need any other information.
What is the path to the source images, e.g. is the broken img tag in the header pointing to /files/theme_uploads/something.png? Is the broken img tag for the content images pointing to /files/square_thumbnails/something.jpg?
Looks like the issue may be related to your SSL certificate (i.e. mixed content warnings for HTTP assets being served over HTTPS). Are you using the latest version of the Curatescape theme? I recently patched it to do a better job in that area, so make sure you’re using the most recent master. It could also have to do with your S3/CDN settings (make sure those files are being served via SSL/HTTPS and that the files are actually accessible; right now they’re returning 403 Forbidden).
To view the console, you may need to first enable developer tools in your browser (depending on the browser), then right click on an element and choose “Inspect.” See screenshot.
I have to admit, I have almost no experience storing Omeka files on Amazon S3, so I may not be very helpful in that regard. But here’s some interesting info.
But the fullsize and original files do load (which you can see if you view the site in a smaller viewport, e.g. a smartphone, or if you click through using the image viewer and/or file details page)…
