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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 12/19/59 11:48
In article <1148466216.960766.23460@j73g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
admin@webforumz.com says...
> dorayme wrote:
> > If the folder in which the yourPage.html resides also has the
> > image(s) you want, make sure the html has at least this to make
> > the pics appear:
>
> > <img src="theImage.jpg">
>
> In addition to David's comment, may I also point out that with the
> advent of XHTML (been around for a fair while now) you should also be
> closing the tag.
However OP did not say that he was using XHTML and an ending tag on the
IMG in HTML 4.01 strict is invalid.
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/objects.html#edef-IMG
Most common problems for Windows users with referenced assets (images,
links, whatever) after upload to server
A) Case insensitive Windows to case sensitive webserver, check filename
s: 'File.ext' 'file.ext' 'file.EXT' are not the same file on most
webservers
B) Path folder character, paths in Windows uses the backslash '\' on on
the web is '/'
C) Dumb WYSIWYG editor has put resource to absolute path on author local
hard drive! (I've seen this one too often to be funny!)
I will repeat what has been said multiple times even within this thread
because the concept seems to be too allusive for folks. A URL please and
then we can actually 'see' what you are doing and do not have to play
Twenty Questions. Do so and I promise someone will be able to precisely
spot the problem.
--
Jonathan
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