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Thread: Having Trouble Getting Images To Show Up

Started 4 weeks, 1 day ago by dv8
I am certainly not an expert at web design. I just know enough to get a basic site up when needed. But I am having a VERY difficult time getting images appear to on my sites. I know you are supposed to put all images in an image folder so it makes things easy. Then "call" that image when needed with the appropriate code. I thought I was doing things right. But clearly I'm ...
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danolund replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Hey dv8, first question - can you find the images on your hosting account? cpanel>> File manager >> image folder for the site you are working with. Sometimes it is just easier to use the full url to the image after the scr:"image url" in your code. But it is possible to just use the images folder in the site folder such as scr:"./images/mypic.gif. does any of this make sense? Having ...

edynas replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Sounds to me that you are looking at a local copy of the site you are working on and haven't uploaded the images or that you reffer to them in your html to local files. That will mean that you have something like file D:\ etc etc Can you copy paste the code you have for the image so something like <img src="the location of the file" >

dv8 replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Quote: Originally Posted by danolund Hey dv8, first question - can you find the images on your hosting account? cpanel>> File manager >> image folder for the site you are working with. Sometimes it is just easier to use the full url to the image after the scr:"image url" in your code. But it is possible to just use the ...

edynas replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
can you copy paste the raw html of your page or just the part with the image so we can see what's going on

trumpetblast replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Quote: Originally Posted by dv8 Do I create only ONE image folder for all of my sites or do I need to create one for each site? Definitely create one for each site. And make sure that folder is saved in the primary directory for that particular site. So, you should have something like: /public_html/...

dv8 replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Quote: Originally Posted by edynas can you copy paste the raw html of your page or just the part with the image so we can see what's going on Here is the page I am testing it on. http://www.imfoundations.com/imagetest.htm Code: <p><img src="/images/30day_guarantee_blue.gif" width="146" ...

dv8 replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
trumpetblast - Thanks. Very helpful post. It's 10 am where I'm at and I've been up all night. Which is probably part of the problem. Speaking of, heading to bed in a few. Staying up all night is really starting to hit me now. So thanks again to you guys for being patient and helping me out. I appreciate it. Perhaps I'll see what the heck is wrong later on with some ...

edynas replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Quote: Originally Posted by dv8 Here is the page I am testing it on. http://www.imfoundations.com/imagetest.htm Code: <p><img src="/images/30day_guarantee_blue.gif" width="146" height="146" /></p> <p><img src="/public_html/images/3Lambos.jpg" width="487" height="329" /></p> I've been playing around ...

LazyMogul.com replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
This can be the problem... "public_html" ---- /public_html/images/30day_guarantee_blue.gif ---- /public_html/images/3Lambos.jpg Try these.... ---- images/30day_guarantee_blue.gif ---- images/3Lambos.jpg if the "images" folder is inside the "public_html" folder then you shouldn't have trouble. I hope this helps. If not, PM me. This probably can be solved...

edynas replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Just had a look at your images directory but the images you are linking to are not online Code: http://www.imfoundations.com/images/ you should upload it to that folder Edwin

 

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dv8
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Published (2009-11-12 23:51:00)
Thanks for your post asgraphixs.
edynas
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Published (2009-11-11 11:18:00)
Just had a look at your images directory but the images you are linking to are not online Code: http://www.imfoundations.com/images/ you should upload it to that folder Edwin
danolund
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Published (2009-11-11 07:10:00)
Hey dv8, first question - can you find the images on your hosting account? cpanel&gt;&gt; File manager &gt;&gt; image folder for the site you are working with. Sometimes it is just easier to use the full url to the image after the scr:&quot;image url&quot; in your code. But it is possible to just use the images folder in the site folder such as scr:&quot;./images/mypic.gif. does any of this make sense? Having read...
trumpetblast
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Published (2009-11-11 08:47:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by dv8 Do I create only ONE image folder for all of my sites or do I need to create one for each site? Definitely create one for each site. And make sure that folder is saved in the primary directory for that particular site. So, you should have something like: /public_html/mysite1/images /public_html/mysite2/images /public_html/mysite3/images Quote: I am currently getting this message when I attempt to put an image...
LazyMogul.com
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Published (2009-11-11 11:01:00)
This can be the problem... &quot;public_html&quot; ---- /public_html/images/30day_guarantee_blue.gif ---- /public_html/images/3Lambos.jpg Try these.... ---- images/30day_guarantee_blue.gif ---- images/3Lambos.jpg if the &quot;images&quot; folder is inside the &quot;public_html&quot; folder then you shouldn't have trouble. I hope this helps. If not, PM me. This probably can be solved in a few minutes. -C
asgraphixs
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Published (2009-11-12 23:47:00)
I just wanted to post a quick reply even tho the problem seems to be solved, I was seeing the same messages in dreamweaver before and noticed that when I set my site up, in the &quot;site manager&quot; I had forgot to set the default image folder. Dreamweaver kept telling me that my image folder wasnt on my site and would just drop images in the root folder. Also in the site manager there is an option to make all links relitive to the...
ecarpet1
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Published (2009-11-17 12:32:00)
Another option is just store the pictures in Photobucket and put a link to your photo on your page. It makes it easy to use the same photos on lots of different sites.

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