Jpg Mistery
Strange! The code asks for a jpg, in the browser window it shows the "internet pict for images" (you know, the little square) it looks like its is goin to load, but doesnt. The "little internet pict for images" is not broken like when the img file is missing.
When I right click the "little internet pict for images" and choose view image, it shows the jpg.
Strange!
Have someone had the same problem?
jackchen posted this at 13:49 — 11th February 2000.
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Erm...you using Netscape?
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AndyB posted this at 16:29 — 11th February 2000.
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we could guess for ever ... or you could post the site page where you have the problem and then someone can look to see what the problem might be.
Who hosts your web page?
Anonymous posted this at 04:56 — 13th February 2000.
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I guess the problem might be in where is theimage saved and how are you requesting this image in your HTML
check the source of the page
mbsoares posted this at 13:32 — 13th February 2000.
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Yes, I'm using netscape
Cause I was in a hurry I change everything, so I cant post the site page anymore.
But I can explain. The page was done in *.asp extension.
I was using two hostings:
one that accepts asp and the other one for all images, wich is my free personal web space at club-internet that does not accept asp.
So each page will load a picture from club-internet hosting.
One more thing, the code for each picture was done with a include, so like this if I needed to change all pictures to a anothar hosting I'll just change inside the include (what I already did).
Something like that:
<img src="<!-- #include file="my_other_hosting" -->photos/<%=file%>.jpg" border="1" vspace="0" hspace="0">
Where -inside the includeis:
http://www.my_other_hosting.fr/
-and <%=file%> is a case select of the desired photo.
Any clue.
Thank You!
Bimjo posted this at 00:31 — 15th February 2000.
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I don't believe you can do that.
If your .asp page is on one server and your images are on a totally different server you're going to have to use the actual path to the pics, not a SSI include statement.
<img src="http://yourpichost.com/somepic.jpg" border="1" vspace="0" hspace="0">
should work fine.
hth
Bimjo
[This message has been edited by Bimjo (edited 14 February 2000).]
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