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When trying to view this forum image:http://www.shrimpkeepersforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2467&d=1362883980I get this message:

JohnH, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:
  1. Your user account may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are you trying to edit someone else's post, access administrative features or some other privileged system?
  2. If you are trying to post, the administrator may have disabled your account, or it may be awaiting activation.
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Hmmm, I must agree with Robert & JohnH, I have the same thing happen with some pics & links. :dejection: I love it when my name is used as an adverb, lol :encouragement:

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I tend to get that too, but with the smaller pic attachments... Not sure whether its the way it's been attached by the poster ?

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I have been looking into this for a while now.

Seems to be the way they are posted not what you can or can't view.

I'll keep trying to find a solution ;)

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Hi Dean, I'm certainly no expert, but I do administer another (unrelated to shrimp) vBulletin forum. Permissions to view attachments can be set at both the forum and usergroup level. This may result in a setting in one bringing an undesired result against a setting in the other.

I know I have at times struggled with user permissions on the forum I administer where I have created additional usergroups or changed the standard ones.

I suspect it is a permissions issue we are seeing here.

There is more info in the manual written by people far smarter than me http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/attachment_permisisons

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ok well it has me stumped as i can see if fine in this account and both my testing accounts that have different privileges (1 premium & 1 general)

all usergroup settings are same all master settings are the same with no conflicts..

if thats the only image you cant see then i say forget about it and move on to enjoy the rest of the forum :)

if there are a few others, point them out and ill keep trying..

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I cant and its my attachment haha. For some reason it got worst. Before there was a small thumbtack of the image and now i only see the file name

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I don't have access to that one, I am on an iPad though & apple are bastards like that, can't use Flash or anything that Steve Jobs didn't like :encouragement:

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Dean fixed it! the link in the first post is the image i posted in timmehs introduction thread in the member introduction forum

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Hi Dean, I can't remember where it was from. lol Maybe New Member Introductions.

I had a quick look at a couple of threads with attachments in the New Member Introductions and here are a couple I can't see

Post - http://www.shrimpkeepersforum.com/forum/showthread.php/2595-Hi-All?p=27973&viewfull=1#post27973

Attachment - http://www.shrimpkeepersforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2496&d=1362980898

Post - http://www.shrimpkeepersforum.com/forum/showthread.php/2207-GETTING-BACK-INTO-THE-TANK-LIFE?p=23842&viewfull=1#post23842

Attachment - http://www.shrimpkeepersforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2136&d=1361355558

BTW I can see Roberts image attachment above

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