I'm having the same issue. I have read every single post regarding security code/images not showing up. I WAS using Notepad but am now using Notepad2 and UltraEdit. I have checked every single file I touched to make sure there is no BOM and they are UTF-8 with no signature. I've verified the image is not corrupt and have tried .jpg and .png... by their selves and both in the theme's image dir.
The gfx checker says I have a BOM and quizzes me about the config file..which I don't remember editing with NP...regardless it is utf-8 with no BOM's I can see in NP2 and UltraEdit. The only thing about the config file is that NP2 says it's ANSI when I reopen the file, even after I have encoded it as utf-8 then saved and NP2 states as much in the status bar.
I have the security code off right now but otherwise I am stumped. Am I missing something?
This was an upgrade from 8.2.
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HMM.. well I converted the db to utf8 but I don't recall seeing those in recent articles... I actually checked that a few days ago when you helped me with the define('DB_CHARSET', NULL); issue in config.php. Now I'm really scratching my head.
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I have checked every file I touched...wasn't many. I've even uploaded unedited files from the core just to make sure... except from config which I downloaded and checked in NP2... remember it is staying ANSI even after I save to UTF8...not sure what that's about.
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hmm, I can see the BOM in your page source, immediately before your header, "<!DOCTYPE html....."
But, that doesn't tell me which file it comes from - another approach is to upload all the original files for the language and includes directories, excluding includes/config.php
I did a full upload of the language and includes files... once again.. but it did the trick this time. Obviously I screwed up a file somewhere and was overlooking it in my search.
Unwanted characters are gone, security code works, etc. all is good now.
Thank you for you guidance!
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I have done quite a bit of tweaking over the course of the past few weeks, so I have only two options:
1. Bypass the image system and shut it off.
(I have no idea how to do this in 9.1.1 and this thread didn't cover it for 9.1.1. that I could see)
2. Fix it so it works without re-uploading too many files that I've changed.
I know it might be theme related but I have to get into admin mode to change my theme to default so I can figure it out...
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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replaced original png file with the default theme's and it worked fine.
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