hi, ive got a really frustrating problem..i've designed my secong site in
dreamweaver and it looks fine when i view it in browser...However as soon as i
load it up to the server for hosting all my images disaapear (x in the box)
well almost all.

Have a look www.lcmgames.co.uk

The problem is my pics make up my website and are crucial...most have them
have links...do i haVE TO DO ALL THE HARD WORK AGAIN?

You did not define your site correctly in DW. Here is one of your image
links:
<img src="file:///C|/Unnamed Site 8/logo.jpg" width="800" height="188" />
It is pointing to your harddrive.

This is really basic stuff. Are you sure it's time to be offering web design
services? Really!

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Walt


"gdhfnlnsfkglbsnd;kjb" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:g947c6$9gs$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> hi, ive got a really frustrating problem..i've designed my secong site in
> dreamweaver and it looks fine when i view it in browser...However as soon
> as i
> load it up to the server for hosting all my images disaapear (x in the
> box)
> well almost all.
>
> Have a look www.lcmgames.co.uk
>
> The problem is my pics make up my website and are crucial...most have
> them
> have links...do i haVE TO DO ALL THE HARD WORK AGAIN?
>
>
>

Your problem is that the image code in the page is:

<img src="file:///C|/Unnamed Site 8/logo.jpg" width="800" height="188" />

and it should be:

<img src="/logo.jpg" width="800" height="188" />

I am just guessing, but looks like you don't have your site information in
Site/Manage Site set correctly.

thanks, this sounds worring...could any 1 point me in the right direction to
correcting this. thanks.

i dnt think so no...i would never sell anything to any one that was
poor...this site is for my new business least am having a go, and so what if i
can get paid while i learn. constructive comments please...Do i have to do all
my sight again.

thanks, this sounds worring...could any 1 point me in the right direction to
correcting this. thanks.

i dnt think so no...i would never sell anything to any one that was
poor...this site is for my new business least am having a go, and so what if i
can get paid while i learn. constructive comments please...Do i have to do all
my sight again.

>> and so what if i can get paid while i learn

So will you tell a prospective client, "I really don't know what I'm doing
but I want you to pay me while I learn"?

>>could any 1 point me in the right direction

Sure. In DW press F1 (Help) search on "Setting up a new Dreamweaver site "

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Walt


"gdhfnlnsfkglbsnd;kjb" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:g94921$bl8$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> thanks, this sounds worring...could any 1 point me in the right direction
> to
> correcting this. thanks.
>
> i dnt think so no...i would never sell anything to any one that was
> poor...this site is for my new business least am having a go, and so what
> if i
> can get paid while i learn. constructive comments please...Do i have to do
> all
> my sight again.
>

hi...i have already loaded up my images together with the relevent pages...how
come it works in browsr but not on
the internet.do i have to put all the images in one file, or should i strt
again anddefine my sight beter...i jus dont know

well, for starters, you can try to absorb what people are telling you.

open the Dreamweaver Help file and read about how to define your site.
you can get there easily by clicking on "Help" at the top of the window
and selecting "Getting Started with Dreamweaver." the third option
listed there is "Tutorial: Setting Up Your Site and Project Files."

that's the very first thing you need to do. you should also read
everything else in there.

gdhfnlnsfkglbsnd;kjb wrote:
> hi...i have already loaded up my images together with the relevent pages...how
> come it works in browsr but not on
> the internet.do i have to put all the images in one file, or should i strt
> again anddefine my sight beter...i jus dont know
>

....ok i will read these...in the meantime is there a quick fix soloution to this or will i have to start again...

On Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:39:05 +0000 (UTC), "gdhfnlnsfkglbsnd;kjb"
<webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

>...ok i will read these...in the meantime is there a quick fix soloution to this or will i have to start again...


Take a break, go to the library or your local big bookshop and learn
html and css
or you will be wasting your time and that of any potential clients
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~Malcolm~*...
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