subweb gifs

[Ron McIntire]

I posted a couple days ago in regards to subweb gifs
dissapearing whenever I publish my main site and got a few
replys. Someone asked for the addresses. Here they are.
The main site is:http://www.yourcrafts.com/
One subweb: http://www.yourcrafts.com/gossamernglass/
Second subweb:
http://www.yourcrafts.com/ShellysFrames/Home.htm

I have the disappearing gifs problem with a lot more
subwebs.
Any help or problems that you can find would be
appreciated. It getting to be a problem to publish changes
to my main site when I have to then go and publish each of
my subwebs again too.
Thanks,
Ron McIntire

 

[Mark Fitzpatrick]

Ron,
One thing that could be a problem, your files have illegal
characters in them. Even though this is a jpeg, it's a good example:

http://www.yourcrafts.com/gossamernglass/GGMedium Vase With Tree, Sun, Butterflies.jpeg

All those %20s are the web equivalent of a space. Spaces are illegal
characters in a URL but IE is often smart enough to convert them into the
proper %20 character. Other browsers aren't though. It's a tough job, but
getting rid of spaces will definitely help a lot of users to that site.

I was unable to find any instances of pages that were missing images in
them. One page that may cause problems for some people is the
http://www.yourcrafts.com/ShellysFrames/KidsFrames.htm page because there
are actually bitmaps (bmp) files there which aren't necessarily viewable by
all users and browsers.

If there is a page that has an exact error that would help as I
can't actually find any specific ones.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

 

[Ron McIntire]

Mark,
If it will help I will publish the main site so that all
the subwebs will have errors. I really hate to do this for
very long so if you could possibly e-mail me directly at
(e-mail address removed) and let me know when it would be
a good time I'll create the problem.
In the meantime I will change the picture names.
Thank-You,
Ron McIntire