Pictures not showing in FP2002

G

Guest

Just opened up a standard template/page on my comuter to find everything is
showing except for the pictures. These have been replaced with a "red cross".
The template was working ok this morning and everything else is working so
its not an internet connection problem but an internal one. I've tried
running a "recalculate hyperlinks" but it made no difference and I'm at a
loss on what's caused this. The pictures are on my hard drive and if I
re-insert them they show up ok but I would have to do this on every page if I
can't find the fault. Any ideas?
 
G

Guest

Hi Steve,

All I normally do is place the image on the page and then publish the page.
This has always worked until now. The image code in the html is <img
border="0" src="../all-inclusive-holidays/Sunset-144.jpg" width="144"
height="53"> and if you take a look at
http://www.all-inclusive-hotels.co.uk/holidays/ibiza.htm you will see the
sunset image is on the server. If I open the exact page again in FP2002 all
the pictures are missing and replaced with the red cross. Don't know where
they have gone but I'd like to get them back.
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

1) remove all spaces from all file/folder names
- breaks links
2) There is no Sunset-144.jpg image on that page
Your images is at http://www.all-inclusive-hotels.co.uk/holidays/ibiza.htm are all like
http://www.all-inclusive-hotels.co.uk/holidays/IBZ-San Antonio beach.jpg
so for the page at http://www.all-inclusive-hotels.co.uk/holidays/ibiza.htm, the image path is just
<img border="0" src="IBZ-San%20Antonio%20beach.jpg" width="144" height="53">

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| Hi Steve,
|
| All I normally do is place the image on the page and then publish the page.
| This has always worked until now. The image code in the html is <img
| border="0" src="../all-inclusive-holidays/Sunset-144.jpg" width="144"
| height="53"> and if you take a look at
| http://www.all-inclusive-hotels.co.uk/holidays/ibiza.htm you will see the
| sunset image is on the server. If I open the exact page again in FP2002 all
| the pictures are missing and replaced with the red cross. Don't know where
| they have gone but I'd like to get them back.
|
| "Steve Easton" wrote:
|
| > You need to copy the images to a location "inside" your web and then link to them.
| > There should be an images folder in your web.
| > This is normally where they are placed.
| >
| > --
| >
| > Steve Easton
| > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > FP Cleaner
| > http://www.95isalive.com/fixes/fpclean.htm
| > Hit Me FP
| > http://www.95isalive.com/fixes/HitMeFP.htm
| >
| > | > > Just opened up a standard template/page on my comuter to find everything is
| > > showing except for the pictures. These have been replaced with a "red cross".
| > > The template was working ok this morning and everything else is working so
| > > its not an internet connection problem but an internal one. I've tried
| > > running a "recalculate hyperlinks" but it made no difference and I'm at a
| > > loss on what's caused this. The pictures are on my hard drive and if I
| > > re-insert them they show up ok but I would have to do this on every page if I
| > > can't find the fault. Any ideas?
| >
| >
| >
 
G

Guest

I've now added the pictures again to the template and also included them in
the "images" folder and up-loaded the page. However when I do so I get this
message back. "The file 'all-inclusive-holidays/3-star-blue.jpg' exist on the
destination server but does not exist in the current Web, Would you like
FrontPage to remove it from 'http://www.all-inclusive-hotels.co.uk'? I click
'no to all' and the page publishes. How do I overcome this problem?
 

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