Something I discovered a short time ago is that if I modify my web.config file in a certain way, I can get my superuser profile image to work (as well as a few other things in DotNetNuke). When I download and install a fresh instance of DNN 7, the tag within the tag is empty. But if I add a little code to the tag ( to be precise) then the portrait functionality works. I've done this now with three separate instances of DNN 7 running on the Internet, and in each case the additional code seemed to solve my problems. For me at least, the code looks like this beginning on line 74:



















Not sure why a fresh install of DNN 7 doesn't already include the additional code within the tag, but it sure fixed the issue on my server!

Did you ever get a straight answer to this?

I am having the same issue - users can upload and update profile pics in Chrome and Firefox but not IE.

This is a serious problem for us since we are setting up an intranet site and IE is our supported browser - so telling everyone to use FIrefox or Chrome is not an option.

I cannot believe the silence on this issue from DNN!! UNREAL!!

Randy,

To answer your question, yes, I got it to work (and yes, it works on IE, at least IE 10). I found that modifying DNN's web.config file in a particular way was the fix; I tried to present the code in an earlier post, but the forum apparently doesn't allow code. If you can find this in your web.config file:

system.webServer
modules

Add some code to the modules reference like this:

modules runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests=true

I'm currently running an instance of DNN 7 at http://www.jarexpress.com, and I was able to get the profile image to work. Feel free to email me directly at scott@thehway.com and I'd be happy to share the associated part of my web.config file for you to try.