In the past, I've uploaded images to my church's website with no problems at
all. However, for some reason, now when I try to upload an image--using exactly
the same process, with images stored in the same folder, I get this message:
"Get operation vbs.jp image does not exist on remote site."

What am I doing wrong?

Ah... I think GET is when you download to your computer and PUT is when you
upload from your computer to the remote site (I don't use DW for get/put due to
security restrictions where I work, so not 100% sure)

I think the error message says you are trying to GET a file that is not there

are you sure you're using the same process? because "get" is when you
download from the server. are you clicking the green down arrow instead
of the blue up arrow?

heartgirl28 wrote:
> In the past, I've uploaded images to my church's website with no problems at
> all. However, for some reason, now when I try to upload an image--using exactly
> the same process, with images stored in the same folder, I get this message:
> "Get operation vbs.jp image does not exist on remote site."
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>

> "Get operation vbs.jp image does not exist on remote site."

vbs.jp is not an image. What exactly is it you are trying to do? And how
again is it you are trying to do that?


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"heartgirl28" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> In the past, I've uploaded images to my church's website with no problems
> at
> all. However, for some reason, now when I try to upload an image--using
> exactly
> the same process, with images stored in the same folder, I get this
> message:
> "Get operation vbs.jp image does not exist on remote site."
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>

As far as I know, I'm inserting the image (a jpeg) exactly the same way I've
always done.

I go to "Insert," and select image. I locate the image ("vbs 2008") which is
located in a folder where I've successfully uploaded other photos from in the
past. I select the image. It gives me the message "The file is outside of the
root folder of site 'Church', and may not be accessible when you publish the
site. Your root folder is: http://localhost/ Would you like to copy the file
there now?"

Now, this has happened to me in the past and so I click yes to copy it. It
gives me the option to save it as "http://localhost/vbs 2008.jpg" I save it
and then this message pops up: "Get operation failed since vbs 2008.jpg does
not exist on the remote site."

I hope this helps clarify my confusion--thanks for the insights.

> Your root folder is: http://localhost/

OK - let's first check your site definition. Please tell us what you have
in all the fields in the Local site definition.

Also, it's a very bad idea to use spaces in file/pathnames.

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"heartgirl28" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> As far as I know, I'm inserting the image (a jpeg) exactly the same way
> I've
> always done.
>
> I go to "Insert," and select image. I locate the image ("vbs 2008") which
> is
> located in a folder where I've successfully uploaded other photos from in
> the
> past. I select the image. It gives me the message "The file is outside of
> the
> root folder of site 'Church', and may not be accessible when you publish
> the
> site. Your root folder is: http://localhost/ Would you like to copy the
> file
> there now?"
>
> Now, this has happened to me in the past and so I click yes to copy it. It
> gives me the option to save it as "http://localhost/vbs 2008.jpg" I save
> it
> and then this message pops up: "Get operation failed since vbs 2008.jpg
> does
> not exist on the remote site."
>
> I hope this helps clarify my confusion--thanks for the insights.
>

As it turns out, the issue was due to a few corrupted files that my host had to fix--so I'm all set now. Thanks for all your help.