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I can already tell I'm going to annoy the administration to death on this site...oh well, please forgive me. I have this picture I want at the top of my site, it's a jpeg file, and I've uploaded it, put it on and everything, but that stupid paper with a red x thing pops up when i put it on there. Is this a computer specific problem or am I just screwed? Again, sorry for pesturing you half to death, but I already tried to figure this out myself. Cheers.
-ME
Tyler
10-26-2007, 05:40 PM
There is nothing we can do to help you if you dont show us the file that is supposed to be showing up, and the page that it is supposed to be showing up on.
If it is not showing up then you either did not upload the image, or your code is wrong.
Well here's the file;
http://rpi.ulmb.com/Copy of Site Logo.jpg
and here's the code:
<img src="http://rpi.ulmb.com/Copy of Site Logo.jpg">
I think it might be a firewall issue, because I'm doing this at school for IT.
Tyler
10-26-2007, 06:10 PM
Two problems with the file name, dont use spaces (messes things up) and dont use capital letters)
Second, what page is this, I know what the source code should look like but link me to the file on your server space.
UnlimitedMB
10-26-2007, 06:13 PM
If your firewall blocks cookies AND referer http headers then you wont be able to view any images on your website.
These headers are a required part of the http specification and should not be blocked.
I don't know how to link it directly to the server (because I'm an idiot+use the source editor instead of uploading files), but the file is going to be on my homepage (.index) at the top of it...i don't know if this will help, but this is the EXACT LINK it takes me to when i click the file name under the file manager:
http://rpi.ulmb.com/Copy%20of%20Site%20Logo.jpg
sorry that I'm such a n00b. I really appreciate the support though, and I'll recomend this site to others.
Tyler
10-26-2007, 06:30 PM
When you go to that link http://rpi.ulmb.com/Copy%20of%20Site%20Logo.jpg does it show anything?
Yes, it does. That's why I'm a little confused, because I don't know if it's a firewall issue or not.
Tyler
10-29-2007, 02:23 PM
Link me to the HTML file that you are trying to view it (dont just show the source code)
UnlimitedMB
10-29-2007, 04:12 PM
<img src="http://rpi.ulmb.com/Copy of Site Logo.jpg">
this code is invalid, unencoded spaces are not allowed in URLs.
it should be
<img src="http://rpi.ulmb.com/Copy%20of%20Site%20Logo.jpg">
Dude, thanks a bunch, I'll try not to pester you guys anymore. Hope this site goes well. Cheers. (or, as they would say in Canada, 'Cheers, eh?).
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