Problem with Theme

for some reason it is working for some people and not for others, it is not a problem with IE/Firefox, because it doesnt appear in either of them, but some of them see this





Here is the actual website tho HERE

Any Ideas on how to fix this, im not familiar with SMF and I cant figure it out, I have been working on this for 2 hours and have gotten absolutely no where.

 

I don't know your CMS so I don't know where the correction needs to be made, but here is the HTML code where you have a broken image:

						<td class="windowbg2" valign="middle" align="center" width="4%">
							<img src="" alt="" />
						</td>

HTML:

 

Well that isnt the problem, i its the post icon, like the thumbs up, thumbs down smiley faces that is missing off of there when you make a topic. I dont know first off where inside of the theme code it is inside php. So it would be different picture each time you post something. I just do not know SMF, so I dont know what to do.

 

I might be missing something.... but I beg to differ. If you view the source code of that page you should see what I'm talking about. View the source code for that page and search for "John". The first occurrence is in the cell just under the "Started by" column. Now look two cells before the cell where "John" is. That cell is where the broken images is. In that cell is the code I pasted above which shows the broken image.

 

I just sent you a private message just to show you what I am working with. Just to inform you, Do you know like when you first make a thread, You can choose whether to have a smiley face right next to the title or a thumbs down or thumbs up. That is the image that is missing.

 

I looked at the code you sent. The line of code that is causing the problem is number 212 in themes/BlueStory/MessageIndex.template.php where it says

<img src="', $topic['first_post']['icon_url'], '" alt="" />

PHP:

For some reason that variable is not getting set.

Try replacing it with this which is how the default template (that presumably works) references the image:

<img src="', $settings['images_url'], '/post/', $topic['first_post']['icon'], '.gif" alt="" />

PHP:

Or this could be it too:

<img src="', $topic['first_post']['icon'], '" alt="" />

PHP:

 

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