Graphics Display - Interesting Stuff

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Ref: http://www.dfwtejanos.com/test2/index.html

This is a subweb used to test some graphics that I would like to display on
my site.
There are 3-examples (Conveyor Type, Carousel Type, or BookFlip Slideshows).
One works the other two do not. I was wondering if someone could tell me
why the two do not work.

The odd thing about it, that makes it hard to debug, is that all three work
in preview mode. They all work when you preview in the browser. It is only
when viewing from a server that two of them quit working.

Thanks
 
Check your image paths (relative to the pages) and remove all spaces from file/folder names

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| Ref: http://www.dfwtejanos.com/test2/index.html
|
| This is a subweb used to test some graphics that I would like to display on
| my site.
| There are 3-examples (Conveyor Type, Carousel Type, or BookFlip Slideshows).
| One works the other two do not. I was wondering if someone could tell me
| why the two do not work.
|
| The odd thing about it, that makes it hard to debug, is that all three work
| in preview mode. They all work when you preview in the browser. It is only
| when viewing from a server that two of them quit working.
|
| Thanks
|
|
|
 
CaSe.
In the CarouselSlideshow images are referred to as ../images/photo1.jpg.
They are stored as ../images/Photo1.jpg.
Unix servers are CasE sensitive, Windows is not.
 
I've done this many times. I don't have any spaces in the htm files or name
of pictures.
The path has been double checked, on the server. The way this looks
definitely appears to be a Picture/Path issue, but I can find it.
 
I can't believe how many times I've looked at that and could not tell the
difference between the capital "P" and the small "p"

Thanks
 

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