bummer. I had created two files of that image in photoshop, one standard and one progressive ...wanted to see if that was destroying the image. My money is on the progressive saved jpg is getting messed up somehow.
| Rob,
|
| Sorry no, and no refunds, but you also have to be a member of the organization ($100.00 to $250
| membership fee) to post an ad.
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| | Thomas,
|
| I'm coming in late on this one. Can I actually test something on the offending page? (without
| paying?
|
| Rob
|
|
| | Wally and everyone else, I can fix the photo so that it display on the web correctly, seen by the
| | last example on the page, however that is not the solutions to this issue.
| |
| | The issue is that I have a client's site where users can post Ads to sell their creations. With
| | their Ads they can upload a photo after they have paid the fee. This is a completely automated
| | process. I do not want to have to got in and correct photos that don't display. The bottom-line is
| | that user has paid their money, and their photo doesn't appear, it is not a server issue,
| connection
| | issue or anyway related to how the image is being uploaded, it is how the image was originally
| saved
| | from PhotoShop.
| |
| | I do not own PhotoShop or any of it's offsprings.
| |
| | However, I do need to write instructions that tell these users what settings NOT to use when
| saving
| | their photos before uploading them. It is my understanding that most of these users are not web
| | smart, but do use PhotoShop either on the PC or MAC.
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| | > I downloaded the phot from your site, loaded it into Photoshop elements, and
| | > saved it with >save for web. I checked "optimize" and set the quality at 80.
| | > This is a normal way to save in Photoshop elements. Then I uploaded the
| | > picture to the web at
http://www.dipika.org/~exp/thomas.htm
| | >
| | > It comes out okay. The problem is not with Photoshop. Try saving it as I
| | > did. that should work.
| | >
| | > Wally S
| | >
| | > | | > > There is nothing wrong with the way the image was uploaded. If there was a
| | > problem with the image
| | > > being uploaded, after I downloaded it I would not have been able to see it
| | > in Windows Picture and
| | > > Fax Viewer application.
| | > >
| | > > The first image is the original, as uploaded by the user, the second image
| | > is the first image as
| | > > viewed in NS4.08, the third image is the first image as viewed in Windows
| | > Fax and Picture Viewer.
| | > >
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| | > | | > > > The file may be there but incompletely uploaded. This can happen if
| | > there is
| | > > > a line break during the uploading, but it will appear as if the file
| | > were
| | > > > there. Have you tried going on the site with FP and directly looking at
| | > the
| | > > > photo? I understand your project, but I strongly doubt that this is a
| | > > > Photoshop problem. I have Photoshop Elements, and I have never had a
| | > problem
| | > > > either with progressives or any other, especially not with IE6.
| | > > >
| | > > > The negative-effect does not look like an intermediate progressive scan.
| | > > > Those look like they are made of little colored squares. And if the
| | > image
| | > > > type and size are not available, that means there is something wrong
| | > with
| | > > > the file. I use a lot of photos, and every time I have had a problem
| | > like
| | > > > this it has been because of a damaged file on the site.
| | > > >
| | > > > What you could do is tell your clients to use the "save for web" feature
| | > and
| | > > > save the photo as jpg and check "optimized." If that does not work, the
| | > > > problem is with your server or due to line breaks during uploading.
| | > > >
| | > > > If you want to tell me how to upload, I can try saving some photos in
| | > > > Photoshop Elements and try uploading them to your site.
| | > > >
| | > > > Wally S
| | > > >
| | > > > | | > > > > Wally,
| | > > > >
| | > > > > The file is really there.
| | > > > >
| | > > > > Not Available under Image Properties applies only to: Image Type and
| | > size.
| | > > > >
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| | > > > >
| | > > > | | > > > > > Hi Thomas,
| | > > > > >
| | > > > > > I would guess that your photo is damaged on the site, possibly
| | > because
| | > > > of a
| | > > > > > line break during the upload. This has happened to me. Have you
| | > tried
| | > > > > > uploading it again? If that does not work, try making a copy of the
| | > > > photo
| | > > > > > with a different name and uploading that. Don't ask me why, but
| | > > > sometimes
| | > > > > > that works.
| | > > > > >
| | > > > > > The negative with lines looks like a damaged file. And if you
| | > > > right-click on
| | > > > > > the red X and select >properties, it says "file not available." That
| | > > > sounds
| | > > > > > like a damaged file.
| | > > > > >
| | > > > > > Wally S
| | > > > > >
| | > > > > > | | > > > > > > Hey folks,
| | > > > > > >
| | > > > > > > Instead of trying to explain the issue here, but please reply
| | > here, I
| | > > > have
| | > > > > > created a page with
| | > > > > > > examples and notes.
| | > > > > > >
| | > > > > > >
http://www.ycoln-resources.com/PSIssue
| | > > > > > >
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