having problems displaying images when uploaded, destination is c.

[Aiki456]

Ok, I see. that's odd because it was created in WordArt as one string of
text. You would think that would keep everything aligned. Well, I guess
that's the least of my worries because, as Rob pointed out, that's not going
to play well in non-IE browsers. I was thinking I could just copy it into
Image composer and save it as a picture file but that does not seem possible.

As for rotating the pictures, I'm throwing in the towel. I just inserted one
of the pictures and it displays just fine. Right-click and select properties
- the path is exactly the same as it was before. I wonder if the person that
originally started this thread, Krisie-D ever figured out why it was
happening to her.

Murray, thanks again for all your assistance! I really appreciate it. You
too, Rob!

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash Gordon®\)]

Ah jeez I must have my brain on slow.

You are on Unix/Apache server. You need to remove all spaces (they will appear as %20) from your file names, also make all file names lowercase and no illegal characters. If you need spaces in file names use the underscore character _.

BTW.. I can see frank1.jpg !

For good measure after you name all the files...run Recalculate Hyperlinks, the RE-Publish.

Yes,,,your WordArt is skewed

Well, that didn't do it.

Rob,
I deleted all four images that are used in the rotation from the web and
republished. FrontPage shows them sitting there, they work in preview mode,
but not on the site.
I'm going to try moving them from the images directory into the root
directory to see if that makes a difference. Stay tuned.

Open FP
Open Web/Site on the server by entering http://www.yourweb.com
Browse to your images folder
Delete frank1.jpg
Close this Web.

Open Web/Site on your local machine
Re-Publish.

See if that makes frank1.jpg appear on your web.


Rob,
Yes, I used Microsoft Image Composer to save the bmps as jpgs.
I guess I'm at a loss as to how the images cannot be on the web. When I use
FrontPage to view "remote web site" I can see the files. If I delete them
from my PC and republish, FrontPage asks me if I'm sure I want to delete them
from the destination server.
Thanks for the tip on the wordart - I didn't realize that would only work in
IE.

:

Actually the image /images/frank1.jpg does not existing in your web.

How did you convert bmp to jpg...with an image editor right?

In addition you're using WordArt which uses VML and will only appear correctly in IE browsers, other browsers will convert them to low level gifs or worse.


Murray,
I converted the bmps to jpgs but it did not change the result. Also, when I
view the website in Frontpage, I do show those files resident on the server.
In fact, when I deleted the bmps and republished, I got a message telling me
that the bmp files existed on the destination server but not on the source
(words to that effect anyway) and did I want to delete them. So it would seem
that my image files are on the server.
Puzzling, isn't it?
Thanks for taking the time to look into this!

:

First of all, you must never use BMP images on the web -

images[1].src = "images/michelle.bmp";

They are monstrously huge in file weight, and are not supported by any
browser.

Second, I can find no indication that any of your images have been uploaded
to the images folder. I believe that those two observations circumscribe
the root of your problem! 8)

--
Murray
============

Murray,
It's at www.aikidesigns.com
Thanks!

:

Can you post a link to your page, please?

--
Murray
============

Kevin,
I am having the same problem...
I have a page on a website on which I've put scripting code to display
a
different picture each time the page is loaded. It works perfectly in
FrontPage preview; however, when published, just as Krisie-D describes,
I
simply get a transparent box with a small red "X" in it. If I
right-click
the
box and select properties, the URL displayed correctly points to the
image
file. When I refresh the page, the address in properties does in fact
change,
so the randomization part of the code is obviously working, but the
actual
picture will not display.
Any suggestions you, or anyone reading this post, can offer will be
greatly
appreciated. Thank you!

:

Okay, first, you need to distinguish between a web page and a web
site. A
web page is no more a web site than a page in a book is a book. It is
important to make this distinction in order to work effectively with
web
pages and web sites.

Next, we need to know if indeed you created a web page or a web site.
You
can use FrontPage to create stand-alone web pages that are either
server-based or file-based (just an HTML document on your local file
system), or web sites (an integrated collection of files and folders,
emphasize INTEGRATED).

Also, what do you mean by "uploaded?" Did you publish a web site, or
did
you
"upload" a page to the web server individually somehow?

All of this is germaine to the question of what you did wrong. An HTML
document is pure text. Images are not embedded in an HTML document.
Instead,
a URL of the image's location is stored in the HTML document, and the
browser fetches it. Depending on what you were working on (web iste or
web
page), how you inserted the images into the document (did you import
them
into your web first?), and how you "uploaded," you may have done any
of
several things wrong.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Neither a follower nor a lender be.

i have created a web page using frontpage 2002 on my xp home system i
have
directed the image links to the folder images/image name.jpg it
works
fine
offline but once i uploaded it the pictures wont load i just get a
small
white box with a red x in it. ive contacted the server but they dont
know
whats wrong. can anyone here please help me ?????

regards
kris
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Aiki456]

Rob,
I threw in the towel on trying to get the rotation to work and just inserted
the frank1 file. It's odd that it displays now - I think the actual script
must be flawed. I didn't have any spaces or special characters in the names.
And properties displays the path exactly as it had before when it wasn't
showing up. If you're interested, here's where I got the script code for
rotating the pictures...
http://www.texaswebdevelopers.com/examples/randomimageonrefresh.asp
Thanks again for all your assistance!

Ah jeez I must have my brain on slow.

You are on Unix/Apache server. You need to remove all spaces (they will appear as %20) from your file names, also make all file names lowercase and no illegal characters. If you need spaces in file names use the underscore character _.

BTW.. I can see frank1.jpg !

For good measure after you name all the files...run Recalculate Hyperlinks, the RE-Publish.

Yes,,,your WordArt is skewed

Well, that didn't do it.

Rob,
I deleted all four images that are used in the rotation from the web and
republished. FrontPage shows them sitting there, they work in preview mode,
but not on the site.
I'm going to try moving them from the images directory into the root
directory to see if that makes a difference. Stay tuned.

:

Open FP
Open Web/Site on the server by entering http://www.yourweb.com
Browse to your images folder
Delete frank1.jpg
Close this Web.

Open Web/Site on your local machine
Re-Publish.

See if that makes frank1.jpg appear on your web.


Rob,
Yes, I used Microsoft Image Composer to save the bmps as jpgs.
I guess I'm at a loss as to how the images cannot be on the web. When I use
FrontPage to view "remote web site" I can see the files. If I delete them
from my PC and republish, FrontPage asks me if I'm sure I want to delete them
from the destination server.
Thanks for the tip on the wordart - I didn't realize that would only work in
IE.

:

Actually the image /images/frank1.jpg does not existing in your web.

How did you convert bmp to jpg...with an image editor right?

In addition you're using WordArt which uses VML and will only appear correctly in IE browsers, other browsers will convert them to low level gifs or worse.


Murray,
I converted the bmps to jpgs but it did not change the result. Also, when I
view the website in Frontpage, I do show those files resident on the server.
In fact, when I deleted the bmps and republished, I got a message telling me
that the bmp files existed on the destination server but not on the source
(words to that effect anyway) and did I want to delete them. So it would seem
that my image files are on the server.
Puzzling, isn't it?
Thanks for taking the time to look into this!

:

First of all, you must never use BMP images on the web -

images[1].src = "images/michelle.bmp";

They are monstrously huge in file weight, and are not supported by any
browser.

Second, I can find no indication that any of your images have been uploaded
to the images folder. I believe that those two observations circumscribe
the root of your problem! 8)

--
Murray
============

Murray,
It's at www.aikidesigns.com
Thanks!

:

Can you post a link to your page, please?

--
Murray
============

Kevin,
I am having the same problem...
I have a page on a website on which I've put scripting code to display
a
different picture each time the page is loaded. It works perfectly in
FrontPage preview; however, when published, just as Krisie-D describes,
I
simply get a transparent box with a small red "X" in it. If I
right-click
the
box and select properties, the URL displayed correctly points to the
image
file. When I refresh the page, the address in properties does in fact
change,
so the randomization part of the code is obviously working, but the
actual
picture will not display.
Any suggestions you, or anyone reading this post, can offer will be
greatly
appreciated. Thank you!

:

Okay, first, you need to distinguish between a web page and a web
site. A
web page is no more a web site than a page in a book is a book. It is
important to make this distinction in order to work effectively with
web
pages and web sites.

Next, we need to know if indeed you created a web page or a web site.
You
can use FrontPage to create stand-alone web pages that are either
server-based or file-based (just an HTML document on your local file
system), or web sites (an integrated collection of files and folders,
emphasize INTEGRATED).

Also, what do you mean by "uploaded?" Did you publish a web site, or
did
you
"upload" a page to the web server individually somehow?

All of this is germaine to the question of what you did wrong. An HTML
document is pure text. Images are not embedded in an HTML document.
Instead,
a URL of the image's location is stored in the HTML document, and the
browser fetches it. Depending on what you were working on (web iste or
web
page), how you inserted the images into the document (did you import
them
into your web first?), and how you "uploaded," you may have done any
of
several things wrong.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Neither a follower nor a lender be.

i have created a web page using frontpage 2002 on my xp home system i
have
directed the image links to the folder images/image name.jpg it
works
fine
offline but once i uploaded it the pictures wont load i just get a
small
white box with a red x in it. ive contacted the server but they dont
know
whats wrong. can anyone here please help me ?????

regards
kris
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash Gordon®\)]

http://www.aikidesigns.com/images/spinning earth.gif
http://www.aikidesigns.com/Product Demos.htm
http://www.aikidesigns.com/Getting Started.htm

All the above have spaces in file names (the %20)
Almost all the above have capital letters in file names

And...yah your rotating script might also be/have been part of your problem too.

Rob,
I threw in the towel on trying to get the rotation to work and just inserted
the frank1 file. It's odd that it displays now - I think the actual script
must be flawed. I didn't have any spaces or special characters in the names.
And properties displays the path exactly as it had before when it wasn't
showing up. If you're interested, here's where I got the script code for
rotating the pictures...
http://www.texaswebdevelopers.com/examples/randomimageonrefresh.asp
Thanks again for all your assistance!

Ah jeez I must have my brain on slow.

You are on Unix/Apache server. You need to remove all spaces (they will appear as %20) from your file names, also make all file names lowercase and no illegal characters. If you need spaces in file names use the underscore character _.

BTW.. I can see frank1.jpg !

For good measure after you name all the files...run Recalculate Hyperlinks, the RE-Publish.

Yes,,,your WordArt is skewed

Well, that didn't do it.

:

Rob,
I deleted all four images that are used in the rotation from the web and
republished. FrontPage shows them sitting there, they work in preview mode,
but not on the site.
I'm going to try moving them from the images directory into the root
directory to see if that makes a difference. Stay tuned.

:

Open FP
Open Web/Site on the server by entering http://www.yourweb.com
Browse to your images folder
Delete frank1.jpg
Close this Web.

Open Web/Site on your local machine
Re-Publish.

See if that makes frank1.jpg appear on your web.


Rob,
Yes, I used Microsoft Image Composer to save the bmps as jpgs.
I guess I'm at a loss as to how the images cannot be on the web. When I use
FrontPage to view "remote web site" I can see the files. If I delete them
from my PC and republish, FrontPage asks me if I'm sure I want to delete them
from the destination server.
Thanks for the tip on the wordart - I didn't realize that would only work in
IE.

:

Actually the image /images/frank1.jpg does not existing in your web.

How did you convert bmp to jpg...with an image editor right?

In addition you're using WordArt which uses VML and will only appear correctly in IE browsers, other browsers will convert them to low level gifs or worse.


Murray,
I converted the bmps to jpgs but it did not change the result. Also, when I
view the website in Frontpage, I do show those files resident on the server.
In fact, when I deleted the bmps and republished, I got a message telling me
that the bmp files existed on the destination server but not on the source
(words to that effect anyway) and did I want to delete them. So it would seem
that my image files are on the server.
Puzzling, isn't it?
Thanks for taking the time to look into this!

:

First of all, you must never use BMP images on the web -

images[1].src = "images/michelle.bmp";

They are monstrously huge in file weight, and are not supported by any
browser.

Second, I can find no indication that any of your images have been uploaded
to the images folder. I believe that those two observations circumscribe
the root of your problem! 8)

--
Murray
============

Murray,
It's at www.aikidesigns.com
Thanks!

:

Can you post a link to your page, please?

--
Murray
============

Kevin,
I am having the same problem...
I have a page on a website on which I've put scripting code to display
a
different picture each time the page is loaded. It works perfectly in
FrontPage preview; however, when published, just as Krisie-D describes,
I
simply get a transparent box with a small red "X" in it. If I
right-click
the
box and select properties, the URL displayed correctly points to the
image
file. When I refresh the page, the address in properties does in fact
change,
so the randomization part of the code is obviously working, but the
actual
picture will not display.
Any suggestions you, or anyone reading this post, can offer will be
greatly
appreciated. Thank you!

:

Okay, first, you need to distinguish between a web page and a web
site. A
web page is no more a web site than a page in a book is a book. It is
important to make this distinction in order to work effectively with
web
pages and web sites.

Next, we need to know if indeed you created a web page or a web site.
You
can use FrontPage to create stand-alone web pages that are either
server-based or file-based (just an HTML document on your local file
system), or web sites (an integrated collection of files and folders,
emphasize INTEGRATED).

Also, what do you mean by "uploaded?" Did you publish a web site, or
did
you
"upload" a page to the web server individually somehow?

All of this is germaine to the question of what you did wrong. An HTML
document is pure text. Images are not embedded in an HTML document.
Instead,
a URL of the image's location is stored in the HTML document, and the
browser fetches it. Depending on what you were working on (web iste or
web
page), how you inserted the images into the document (did you import
them
into your web first?), and how you "uploaded," you may have done any
of
several things wrong.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Neither a follower nor a lender be.

i have created a web page using frontpage 2002 on my xp home system i
have
directed the image links to the folder images/image name.jpg it
works
fine
offline but once i uploaded it the pictures wont load i just get a
small
white box with a red x in it. ive contacted the server but they dont
know
whats wrong. can anyone here please help me ?????

regards
kris
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Murray]

It doesn't look flawed to me. The proper path/filename is being written to
the page.

--
Murray
============

message http://www.aikidesigns.com/images/spinning earth.gif
http://www.aikidesigns.com/Product Demos.htm
http://www.aikidesigns.com/Getting Started.htm

All the above have spaces in file names (the %20)
Almost all the above have capital letters in file names

And...yah your rotating script might also be/have been part of your problem
too.

Rob,
I threw in the towel on trying to get the rotation to work and just
inserted
the frank1 file. It's odd that it displays now - I think the actual script
must be flawed. I didn't have any spaces or special characters in the
names.
And properties displays the path exactly as it had before when it wasn't
showing up. If you're interested, here's where I got the script code for
rotating the pictures...
http://www.texaswebdevelopers.com/examples/randomimageonrefresh.asp
Thanks again for all your assistance!

Ah jeez I must have my brain on slow.

You are on Unix/Apache server. You need to remove all spaces (they will
appear as %20) from your file names, also make all file names lowercase
and no illegal characters. If you need spaces in file names use the
underscore character _.

BTW.. I can see frank1.jpg !

For good measure after you name all the files...run Recalculate
Hyperlinks, the RE-Publish.

Yes,,,your WordArt is skewed

Well, that didn't do it.

:

Rob,
I deleted all four images that are used in the rotation from the web
and
republished. FrontPage shows them sitting there, they work in
preview mode,
but not on the site.
I'm going to try moving them from the images directory into the root
directory to see if that makes a difference. Stay tuned.

:

Open FP
Open Web/Site on the server by entering http://www.yourweb.com
Browse to your images folder
Delete frank1.jpg
Close this Web.

Open Web/Site on your local machine
Re-Publish.

See if that makes frank1.jpg appear on your web.


Rob,
Yes, I used Microsoft Image Composer to save the bmps as jpgs.
I guess I'm at a loss as to how the images cannot be on the web.
When I use
FrontPage to view "remote web site" I can see the files. If I
delete them
from my PC and republish, FrontPage asks me if I'm sure I want
to delete them
from the destination server.
Thanks for the tip on the wordart - I didn't realize that would
only work in
IE.

:

Actually the image /images/frank1.jpg does not existing in
your web.

How did you convert bmp to jpg...with an image editor right?

In addition you're using WordArt which uses VML and will only
appear correctly in IE browsers, other browsers will convert
them to low level gifs or worse.


Murray,
I converted the bmps to jpgs but it did not change the
result. Also, when I
view the website in Frontpage, I do show those files
resident on the server.
In fact, when I deleted the bmps and republished, I got a
message telling me
that the bmp files existed on the destination server but not
on the source
(words to that effect anyway) and did I want to delete them.
So it would seem
that my image files are on the server.
Puzzling, isn't it?
Thanks for taking the time to look into this!

:

First of all, you must never use BMP images on the web -

images[1].src = "images/michelle.bmp";

They are monstrously huge in file weight, and are not
supported by any
browser.

Second, I can find no indication that any of your images
have been uploaded
to the images folder. I believe that those two
observations circumscribe
the root of your problem! 8)

--
Murray
============

message
Murray,
It's at www.aikidesigns.com
Thanks!

:

Can you post a link to your page, please?

--
Murray
============

message
Kevin,
I am having the same problem...
I have a page on a website on which I've put
scripting code to display
a
different picture each time the page is loaded. It
works perfectly in
FrontPage preview; however, when published, just as
Krisie-D describes,
I
simply get a transparent box with a small red "X" in
it. If I
right-click
the
box and select properties, the URL displayed
correctly points to the
image
file. When I refresh the page, the address in
properties does in fact
change,
so the randomization part of the code is obviously
working, but the
actual
picture will not display.
Any suggestions you, or anyone reading this post, can
offer will be
greatly
appreciated. Thank you!

:

Okay, first, you need to distinguish between a web
page and a web
site. A
web page is no more a web site than a page in a book
is a book. It is
important to make this distinction in order to work
effectively with
web
pages and web sites.

Next, we need to know if indeed you created a web
page or a web site.
You
can use FrontPage to create stand-alone web pages
that are either
server-based or file-based (just an HTML document on
your local file
system), or web sites (an integrated collection of
files and folders,
emphasize INTEGRATED).

Also, what do you mean by "uploaded?" Did you
publish a web site, or
did
you
"upload" a page to the web server individually
somehow?

All of this is germaine to the question of what you
did wrong. An HTML
document is pure text. Images are not embedded in an
HTML document.
Instead,
a URL of the image's location is stored in the HTML
document, and the
browser fetches it. Depending on what you were
working on (web iste or
web
page), how you inserted the images into the document
(did you import
them
into your web first?), and how you "uploaded," you
may have done any
of
several things wrong.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Neither a follower nor a lender be.

in message
i have created a web page using frontpage 2002 on
my xp home system i
have
directed the image links to the folder
images/image name.jpg it
works
fine
offline but once i uploaded it the pictures wont
load i just get a
small
white box with a red x in it. ive contacted the
server but they dont
know
whats wrong. can anyone here please help me ?????

regards
kris
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Aiki456]

Rob, I meant of the images that were not showing - the ones being used in the
rotation script. The ones you've mentioned are all working fine.

http://www.aikidesigns.com/images/spinning earth.gif
http://www.aikidesigns.com/Product Demos.htm
http://www.aikidesigns.com/Getting Started.htm

All the above have spaces in file names (the %20)
Almost all the above have capital letters in file names

And...yah your rotating script might also be/have been part of your problem too.

Rob,
I threw in the towel on trying to get the rotation to work and just inserted
the frank1 file. It's odd that it displays now - I think the actual script
must be flawed. I didn't have any spaces or special characters in the names.
And properties displays the path exactly as it had before when it wasn't
showing up. If you're interested, here's where I got the script code for
rotating the pictures...
http://www.texaswebdevelopers.com/examples/randomimageonrefresh.asp
Thanks again for all your assistance!

Ah jeez I must have my brain on slow.

You are on Unix/Apache server. You need to remove all spaces (they will appear as %20) from your file names, also make all file names lowercase and no illegal characters. If you need spaces in file names use the underscore character _.

BTW.. I can see frank1.jpg !

For good measure after you name all the files...run Recalculate Hyperlinks, the RE-Publish.

Yes,,,your WordArt is skewed


Well, that didn't do it.

:

Rob,
I deleted all four images that are used in the rotation from the web and
republished. FrontPage shows them sitting there, they work in preview mode,
but not on the site.
I'm going to try moving them from the images directory into the root
directory to see if that makes a difference. Stay tuned.

:

Open FP
Open Web/Site on the server by entering http://www.yourweb.com
Browse to your images folder
Delete frank1.jpg
Close this Web.

Open Web/Site on your local machine
Re-Publish.

See if that makes frank1.jpg appear on your web.


Rob,
Yes, I used Microsoft Image Composer to save the bmps as jpgs.
I guess I'm at a loss as to how the images cannot be on the web. When I use
FrontPage to view "remote web site" I can see the files. If I delete them
from my PC and republish, FrontPage asks me if I'm sure I want to delete them
from the destination server.
Thanks for the tip on the wordart - I didn't realize that would only work in
IE.

:

Actually the image /images/frank1.jpg does not existing in your web.

How did you convert bmp to jpg...with an image editor right?

In addition you're using WordArt which uses VML and will only appear correctly in IE browsers, other browsers will convert them to low level gifs or worse.


Murray,
I converted the bmps to jpgs but it did not change the result. Also, when I
view the website in Frontpage, I do show those files resident on the server.
In fact, when I deleted the bmps and republished, I got a message telling me
that the bmp files existed on the destination server but not on the source
(words to that effect anyway) and did I want to delete them. So it would seem
that my image files are on the server.
Puzzling, isn't it?
Thanks for taking the time to look into this!

:

First of all, you must never use BMP images on the web -

images[1].src = "images/michelle.bmp";

They are monstrously huge in file weight, and are not supported by any
browser.

Second, I can find no indication that any of your images have been uploaded
to the images folder. I believe that those two observations circumscribe
the root of your problem! 8)

--
Murray
============

Murray,
It's at www.aikidesigns.com
Thanks!

:

Can you post a link to your page, please?

--
Murray
============

Kevin,
I am having the same problem...
I have a page on a website on which I've put scripting code to display
a
different picture each time the page is loaded. It works perfectly in
FrontPage preview; however, when published, just as Krisie-D describes,
I
simply get a transparent box with a small red "X" in it. If I
right-click
the
box and select properties, the URL displayed correctly points to the
image
file. When I refresh the page, the address in properties does in fact
change,
so the randomization part of the code is obviously working, but the
actual
picture will not display.
Any suggestions you, or anyone reading this post, can offer will be
greatly
appreciated. Thank you!

:

Okay, first, you need to distinguish between a web page and a web
site. A
web page is no more a web site than a page in a book is a book. It is
important to make this distinction in order to work effectively with
web
pages and web sites.

Next, we need to know if indeed you created a web page or a web site.
You
can use FrontPage to create stand-alone web pages that are either
server-based or file-based (just an HTML document on your local file
system), or web sites (an integrated collection of files and folders,
emphasize INTEGRATED).

Also, what do you mean by "uploaded?" Did you publish a web site, or
did
you
"upload" a page to the web server individually somehow?

All of this is germaine to the question of what you did wrong. An HTML
document is pure text. Images are not embedded in an HTML document.
Instead,
a URL of the image's location is stored in the HTML document, and the
browser fetches it. Depending on what you were working on (web iste or
web
page), how you inserted the images into the document (did you import
them
into your web first?), and how you "uploaded," you may have done any
of
several things wrong.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Neither a follower nor a lender be.

i have created a web page using frontpage 2002 on my xp home system i
have
directed the image links to the folder images/image name.jpg it
works
fine
offline but once i uploaded it the pictures wont load i just get a
small
white box with a red x in it. ive contacted the server but they dont
know
whats wrong. can anyone here please help me ?????

regards
kris
(e-mail address removed)