Ive just started playing with Smallwiki on Squeak on Windows. Im having problems with embedding images in pages. Checking the box on the image upload page doesn't do anything. I inspected the resource, and the inst var doesnt change. I tried poking a true value into it, but that just make the link go into a non link, and no sign of the image embedding itself. Any hints would be appriciated.

Lukas Thanks for the tips. Got it serving the image file at last, but its not a pretty sight.... '?action=SWMimeView' produced a ByteArray doesNotUnderstand #squeakToIso. Its blowing up in SWKom>>#prepareResponse: Im guessing thats becuse it thinks that swResponse is html, rather than a mime time? I can put a ugly hack in make it work, but im sure there must be a better alternative...... prepareResponse: swResponse     | komResponse |     komResponse := HttpResponse new         contentType:    swResponse type squeakToIso;         status:            (HttpResponse statusSymbolFor: swResponse status);         contents:        ((swResponse stream contents respondsTo: #squeakToIso) ifTrue: [swResponse stream contents squeakToIso] ifFalse: [swResponse stream contents asString]) readStream;         yourself.     self prepareResponseHeader: komResponse from: swResponse.     swResponse cookies isEmpty ifFalse: [         self prepareResponseCookie: komResponse from: swResponse ].     ^komResponse If not, make sure that the mime type in the edit dialog of the image  is set properly, it should be something like image/jpeg, image/ gif, ... Early ports ofSmallWiki didn't passed this information from  the web-server to SmallWiki, but I think that has been fixed. Another  thing you might want to check (in an It knows it is an image/gif, but it ignors requests to embed the image. Early on I thought that maybe I was running an old version of smallwkik. Someone had prepared an image with smallwiki already loaded, and thats the image I downloaded. Comparing it to the one in squeak map showed no differences. Also tried the VW version, but that was even worse. Any more suggestions? Daniel