XP Frontpage photgraph problem

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I have created a site under www.phattband.co.uk and host this via 1asphost.com. However all of the photo's have disppeared on the site, I have reloaded these and have made sure that the file path is correct within the source. Any ideas,

Thanks
Paul
 
Are the images actually in a folder inside your web, because you are linking to a folder on the host
server??

It appears that your images are incorrectly linked.
They are linked like this: http://aa.1asphost.com/paulwinn/Paul 1.jpg

but ( providing they are contained within your web ) need to be linked like this <img
src="paulwinn/Paul%201.jpg"> which is called a relative link, relative meaning "within the web"

With your web open in FrontPage and then the pages open, remove the image links, reinsert them by
simply browsing to the folder containing the images.

Also you need to remove the spaces in file names ( which are what make this: %20 show as part of the
link ) and replace them with an underscore _ because spaces will cause links to fail.


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Paul Winn said:
I have created a site under www.phattband.co.uk and host this via 1asphost.com. However all of
the photo's have disppeared on the site, I have reloaded these and have made sure that the file path
is correct within the source. Any ideas,
 
Your server is CaSe Sensitive
So
http://aa.1asphost.com/Paulwinn/Paul 1.jpg is not the same as
http://aa.1asphost.com/paulwinn/Paul 1.jpg

Rename all files and folders to lower case
Also remove all spaces from all file./folder names
- illegal html that breaks links & inserts the %20 for the spaces

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| I have created a site under www.phattband.co.uk and host this via 1asphost.com. However all of the photo's have disppeared on the
site, I have reloaded these and have made sure that the file path is correct within the source. Any ideas,
|
| Thanks
| Paul
 

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