MaddogMcG wrote:
> Trevor L. wrote:
>> MaddogMcG wrote:
>>> Trevor L. wrote:
>>>> MaddogMcG wrote:
>>>>> I've trolled through the various groups and have found nothing
>>>>> that clears the following problem up.
>>>>>
>>>>> I have a few pages where when viewed in the browser IE.5 of
>>>>> Firefox not show the gif
>>>>> background images in some of the cells, the images and cells are
>>>>> 100x150 pixels some show some do not, I have checked and the
>>>>> images are in the /Images dir on the server and the html points
>>>>> to the correct location, Anyone seen anything like this or have
>>>>> any suggestions. The Gifs are not Transparent and it previews
>>>>> fine in FP-2002. Its beyond frustrating I've torn the site down
>>>>> twice and started from scratch buy with no change in the result.
>>>>> Any help would be greatly appreciated
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks Derek
>>>>
>>>> Can you post the site's URL and maybe I (or others) will see
>>>> something
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Cheers,
>>>> Trevor L.
>>>> Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
>>>
>>> Like I said anyhelp would be great..
>>>
>>> http://www.walkonthemoon.com/WOTM_Pr...ecklaces01.htm
>>> http://www.walkonthemoon.com/WOTM_Pr...eumMasters.htm
>>> http://www.walkonthemoon.com/WOTM_Pr...ecklaces02.htm
>>>
>>> Essentialy product name without a an image above it is causing me
>>> issues
>>
>> I don't know how much I can help, but the code on the first
>> reference had this (in part) <tr>
>> <td valign="top" height="150" width="88"
>> background="images/nl-dulce-close.gif"> </td>
>>
>> So I looked for:
>> http://www.walkonthemoon.com/images/nl-dulce.close.gif
>> and I got "Page not found". The same happens for
>> http://www.walkonthemoon.com/Images/nl-dulce.close.gif
>>
>> This indicates that this file has not been uploaded to
>> http://www.walkonthemoon.com/images/ or
>> http://www.walkonthemoon.com/Images/
>>
>> So I guess the problem now is to find out why.
>>
>> I note this statement:
>>>>> I have checked and the images are in the /Images dir on the server
>> (BTW, the html points to the images directory, not to the Images
>> directory)
>>
>> Exactly what directory are they in?
>> If they are not in http://www.walkonthemoon.com/images/ (which is
>> what the html points to), then they will not be found.
>>
>> Either you or I has looked in the wrong directory.
>> --
>> Cheers,
>> Trevor L.
>> Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
>
> Thanks Trevor but the Image path was "images/nl-dulce-close.gif" as
> you stated but the path you searched for is images/nl-dulce.close.gif
> with period before the word "close" not a dash But you are right I had
> removed the dashed to try and see if that was the cause and had not
> updated the site its now "images/nldulceclose.gif". An example of the
> problem would be
> http://www.walkonthemoon.com/images/...sophyclose.gif which shows
> up fine but the page that references it to a cell is not showing the
> image. http://www.walkonthemoon.com/WOTM_Pr...ecklaces01.htm Not
> sure What I did but that first image nldulceclose.gif without the
> dashes is showing up now but none of the others. Anyhow I got to go to
> bed its doing my head in...
>
> Thanks
>
> Derek
Whoops. Mea Culpa.
However, this time I think I got it right
The code is
<tr>
<td valign="top" height="150" width="88" background="images/NLdulceclose.gif"> </td>
<td valign="top" height="190" width="20" rowspan="2"> </td>
<td valign="top" height="150" width="88" background="images/nleasternphilosophyclose.gif"> </td>
<td valign="top" height="190" width="19" rowspan="2"> </td>
The reference is to images/nleasternphilosophyclose.gif so I cut this and pasted it into the address bar as
http://www.walkonthemoon.com/images/...sophyclose.gif
This gives a 404 File not found
http://www.walkonthemoon.com/images/...sophyclose.gif
does the same
So it is still the same problem. You can sleep on it - only 17:20 here in Australia. Maybe a solution will come tomorrow.
Can you log onto the site and display the contents of the directories and check that way?
FrontPage will do this. Another way is with IE, which displays a remote site as if it were just another directory on the local
disk - of course, you need the site password to do this.
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
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