After bugging Scott for an extended period of time a solution was found.
I had a site that structure functionality were all there but images would would not load. But only in Internet IE. Chrome Firefox were okay. To make matters worse it would load on some IE 11 machines. Long list of form and support exchanges but the bottom line is the js folder had picked up some form of corruption. Refreshed and re-upped the folder and BAM - works
Just wanted to let everyone in on this one
Thanks Scott
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Byron Tipping
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Brian Durfee
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Glad you found it.
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Open your FTP client and navigate to the folder /wp-content/uploads/wysija/.
There should be a folder named themes.
Change this folder’s permissions to 775.
In your WordPress Dashboard, go to the Plugins page.
Deactivate and delete MailPoet. Don’t worry, you won’t lose any data, as it’s all stored in your database.
Install MailPoet again and activate it.
Create a new newsletter to see if the images show up.
If it doesn’t work, create a ticket, we’ll be happy to help.
There should be a folder named themes.
Change this folder’s permissions to 775.
In your WordPress Dashboard, go to the Plugins page.
Deactivate and delete MailPoet. Don’t worry, you won’t lose any data, as it’s all stored in your database.
Install MailPoet again and activate it.
Create a new newsletter to see if the images show up.
If it doesn’t work, create a ticket, we’ll be happy to help.
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