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Andrei Rinciog [Extend Studio]
post date:
2009-10-06 06:14:56
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Hello Andrew,
When you insert an ImageEffect in your page, a couple of script loaders are inserted in the head of your document. These tags load external javascript files that are located inside a folder called “includes”. That folder is automatically generated by the extension in the root folder of your website.
When you insert an ImageEffects in a template, the paths to from that ImageEffects to the javascript files have “../” at their beginning. That’s because each template is created inside a folder called “Templates”. Problem may appear when you apply that template to a page that is on the root of the website because the links aren’t updated. Check those script tags to see if they have a correct link to the “includes” folder.
Regards,
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Andrei Rinciog
Extend Studio - Support Engineer
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