Open a FP web (File Open Web or File Open Site)
Then File Import your images Before you use them
Then use File Insert Picture (From File) and browse to them w/i your web/site
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| Dear Rick:
| Thank you so much for your carefully written and detailed response to my
| quandry. I habitually use the File/Insert Graphics function, not the
| File/Import function. Maybe that's the problem.
|
| Thank you again, for your help. I hope it works because I am about ready to
| throw my PC right out the window and abandon all future website development
| projects!
|
| "Rick Budde" wrote:
|
| > Front Page uses a concept called a disk based web to
| > store all of the content that will wind up in your
| > published website (the so-called server based web).
| >
| > When you File | New | Page or web | Web (this is for
| > 2002. It may be slightly different for your version),
| > Front Page creates a special folder. You then create your
| > pages (File | New | Page or web | Page) and save it
| > within this web.
| >
| > When you want to include graphics on your pages, File |
| > Import these images into the Front Page web from
| > elsewhere on your hard drive before placing the image
| > onto a page. If you do not perform this Import step, when
| > you use the graphic the link that Front Page creates will
| > be to the copy of the graphic elsewhere on your hard
| > drive (as suggested by Kevin).
| >
| > You can also check to see if this is the case by viewing
| > your page in HTML view. You may not understand the HTML
| > (I certainly don't) but if you see your image file names
| > preceded by a C: it means the hyperlink is not pointing
| > correctly.
| >
| > Another point is to be sure that any changes you make to
| > your disk based site are done using Front Page with your
| > web opened. Do NOT make any changes to filenames or
| > whatever from Windows Explorer (unless of course you want
| > a screwed up site).
| >
| > I hope this gives you a better understanding of what is
| > happening and what is required. If it is any consolation,
| > this is probably the MOST asked question on this
| > newsgroup. If you would like some more information, look
| > through the posts in this newsgroup. Some folks have even
| > made webpages with instructions and hints on this subject.
| >
| > >-----Original Message-----
| > >My guess would be that your image links are pointing to
| > file locations on
| > >your hard drive. This happpens when you edit an HTML
| > document without
| > >opening the web it is in first.
| > >
| > >--
| > >HTH,
| > >
| > >Kevin Spencer
| > >Microsoft MVP
| > >..Net Developer
| > >What You Seek Is What You Get.
| > >
| > >| > (e-mail address removed)...
| > >>I have read the other comments about FP2003 not
| > publishing the inserted
| > >> graphics and can still not get my graphics to appear
| > on a published
| > >> website.
| > >> I have uploaded each graphic, individually to my
| > client's webserver. I
| > >> have
| > >> all graphics in the "images" folder as well as the
| > body of the file and
| > >> still
| > >> cannot get ANY of the graphics (and there are many) to
| > appear.
| > >>
| > >> I am frustrated and need your help. But might not
| > understand some of the
| > >> suggestions already made, like having the graphics
| > inserted within the
| > >> web.
| > >>
| > >> Thanks!
| > >
| > >
| > >.
| > >
| >
