Hello, I've created and uploaded a test page using DW CS3. The html portion of
the site appears in the browser, but none of the images (.gif, .jpg) do. I
checked and all of the linked images appear on the remote server and the site
is synchronized. I tested in browsers: Safari, Firefox and Netscape. Any idea
as to why images do not appear in browser? Thanks for your help!

Post a link to your page, please.

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"More2Do" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hello, I've created and uploaded a test page using DW CS3. The html
> portion of
> the site appears in the browser, but none of the images (.gif, .jpg) do. I
> checked and all of the linked images appear on the remote server and the
> site
> is synchronized. I tested in browsers: Safari, Firefox and Netscape. Any
> idea
> as to why images do not appear in browser? Thanks for your help!
>

http://www.edge-market.com/test/

Hello,

I don't see any image at http://www.edge-market.com/art/abstract.jpg, which
is what your img source path suggests (though it's missing .. before the
first / .)
img src="/art/abstract.jpg"

However, I do see the image at:
http://www.edge-market.com/test/art/abstract.jpg

So the "art" directory is inside the "test" directory where the page is also
located.
Change your img source to: img src="art/abstract.jpg"
This says the image is in a folder named "art" that is in the same folder as
this page is.

Having a ../ before "art" says move one directory up from the current folder
and find a folder named "art".

Hope that helps,

Take care,
Tim




"More2Do" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> http://www.edge-market.com/test/

All of this suggests an improperly defined site - DW is smart enough to get
those links right....

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"TC2112" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I don't see any image at http://www.edge-market.com/art/abstract.jpg,
> which is what your img source path suggests (though it's missing .. before
> the first / .)
> img src="/art/abstract.jpg"
>
> However, I do see the image at:
> http://www.edge-market.com/test/art/abstract.jpg
>
> So the "art" directory is inside the "test" directory where the page is
> also located.
> Change your img source to: img src="art/abstract.jpg"
> This says the image is in a folder named "art" that is in the same folder
> as this page is.
>
> Having a ../ before "art" says move one directory up from the current
> folder and find a folder named "art".
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> Take care,
> Tim
>
>
>
>
> "More2Do" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
> news:fo2a54$912$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> http://www.edge-market.com/test/
>
>

This worked. Many thanks!