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Posted by dorayme on 01/29/07 02:09
In article <slrnerqjjv.6a4.no.spam@thurston.blinkynet.net>,
Blinky the Shark <no.spam@box.invalid> wrote:
> > It seems you might have path wrong, with dinner.jpg for example,
> > if you
> >
> > http://server19.01domain.net/~blinky/images/dinner.jpg
> >
> > you get it.
> >
> > But you are telling the browsers to fetch from
> >
> > http://server19.01domain.net/images/dinner.jpg
> >
> > where it is not.
>
> See my post to Rik, if you will. There explain that (probably foolishly
> after having posted my question here). There I give a link to a
> testimage.html page I eventually made. You'll see in that post that
> there's no way to get the image regardless of how full the path is shown
> to the image.
On my Safari, the absolute path I mention above displays image
fine. This corresponds to what you are referring to as
"johnathan's first suggestion" in the source code to
<http://server19.01domain.net/~blinky/imagetest.html>
In fact, all the images that show up have this same address
regardless of what you have in your source code. I opened each
image in separate tabs and each had exactly the same address on
my browser.
Perhaps all this does not help you, perhaps it is something more
complicated to do with your server set up beyond me. Good luck
anyway.
--
dorayme
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