Images not displaying properly in my own browsers but works elsewh

[chrisz1]

I have created some small jpeg images on a webpage that display fine on other
computers but not on the computer that I created them on. After I publish the
page, if I open the page through a browser on any other computer but my own
they display, but they don't display in either Firefox or IE6 on my computer.
Any thoughts?

 

[Ronx]

Path to and names of the images? Are you running Norton, MacAfee or
Zone Alarm?
If the path or name contains any of the words "banner, ad, ads,
advert, advertisement" then security programs (Norton, MacAfee, Zone
Alarm) may be removing the images from the page as the page is viewed.

 

[chrisz1]

I am running Norton, but I don't see any of those words. Here's the code to
one of the pictures:

<img border="0" src="images/frameth.jpg" width="125" height="125"
style="cursor: pointer"
onclick="spawnJimcoPopup('images/frame.jpg','frame','toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no','520','520','0','0','pixel');return false;">

 

[Ronx]

On the "non-display" computer, is there a placeholder for the images
with a red-x, or are the images removed from the HTML altogether
(check View Source in the browser and search for the image name.
If the image is removed totally, then Norton is probably to blame -
try disabling Norton, and then view the page to see if it makes a
difference. Remember to clear the browser cache first so you do not
view a cached version of the page.

 

[chrisz1]

I turned off Norton but it still doesn't work. I'm thinking it's an issue
with the JimcoPopups. A couple of people have said that their browser has
blocked them. All I'm trying to do with the pop-ups is to give more
information on something when someone clicks on it. Do you know of any other
programs that might not create conflicts with popup blocking software?

Thanks.

 

[chrisz1]

Correction. I followed your directions more closely, and it is Norton that is
blocking these images. In fact, it won't even allow them to be displayed with
or without links to them. Can you see in my code something that is triggering
this? Here is another sample:

</td>
<td width="33%">
<p align="center">
<img border="0" src="images/frameth.jpg" width="125" height="125"
style="cursor: pointer"></td>
<td width="34%">

Thanks,

Chris

 

[Ronx]

I do not see the need for style="cursor: pointer" unless there is some
code removed from the snippet provided.
There is nothing there that I can see that Norton would block, unless
it is blocking images sized at 125px x 125px. I have heard of a
"security" application that blocks images based on their size, but
thought it was Zone Alarm.
IMO, the last good applications from Norton were the 2002 versions -
the later versions try to do too much, and do it badly.
If it is the pop-ups being blocked (your code snippet does not include
any reference to a pop-up), usually this only happens when the pop-up
is fired by an onload event, and is allowed when the result of
clicking a link.