Topic: Only See Text Version of the Web page

[edwardo]

Hi,

I just installed Joomla 1.0.7 in my SME Box.

My problem is, when i access the page from the local network, it only displays  text version of the homepage.

I ask somebody to text over the internet, and it works fines. Can see all graphics.

What could be the problem?

Thanks

[gizzmo2k1]

Edwardo

Are you trying to access you website using the local ip or the URL?  I know that if I try to access my site by the http://www.mysite.com from the local LAN, I don't get any graphics on it (because of the way my firewall works).  If I access it using the IP address or host name of the server, it works fine.

[edwardo]

gizzmo2k1

Yes that's what happened. And yesterday it just got fix. But i wan't to know what is the real cause.

[haymann]

I just installed Joomla 1.0.7 in my SME Box.

My problem is, when i access the page from the local network, it only displays  text version of the homepage.

I ask somebody to text over the internet, and it works fines. Can see all graphics.

I am seeing the opposite problem. I installed Joomla to an i-bay and when I access from my LAN (http://host_name/joomla) everything looks great, but from the internet (http://name.dyndns.org/joomla) all I see is text, w/ the exception of the template chooser. I set up the i-bay to be accessable from the LAN and internet, and the only router that I am using is the SME server. I haven't tried to install Joomla to the Primary page yet to see if it works there.
Is there some other config that I need to do to let the outside world see the graphics from this i-bay?
Thanks,
Ryan

B-t-w - SME 7.0pre4

[edwardo]

Hi,

My installation is in the primary and still is. The SME box is behind a firewall with content filtering.

I found out that the filtering also filters the page that the reason why i see only text page. So i added the SME box in the exemption list (without filtering) then it worked.

I also cleaned the cache of my browser.

[haymann]

I just installed Joomla to the Primary and I can see it just fine from the web now. I did notice that when I had it on the i-bay, that menu items and links from the main page were pointing to a my server's name rather than my dyndns address. For example if I clicked on a news article instead of trying to open my_name.dyndns.org/joomla/blah_blah_blah, it was trying to open SME_Server_Name/joomla/blah_blah_blah. So I am wondering if it was trying to find the images the same way, and just couldn't find them? I don't have another router running, so the only routing is taken care of by the SME Server.
Has anyone had any luck installing Jooma to an i-bay? I would like a seperate install that can only be reached if you know the address (and have the password), but would like to keep my main site "as-is"...
Thanks,
Ryan

[haymann]

OK, I think I figured out what I did wrong. I think that I installed Joomla by pointing my browser to http://SME_Server_Name/joomla instead of http://my_name.dyndns.org/joomla.

It seems to be working fine now.
Ryan