Jeff Duncan wrote:
I have tried this, recompiled, and still no images. My source html for example now looks like....
src="analog-5.91beta1/images/analogo.png"
What happens when you try the full URL to the image in your browser?
File settings:
#ifndef IMAGEDIR #define IMAGEDIR "analog-5.91beta1/images/"
I have also tried settings to get
src="analog/analog-5.91beta1/images/analogo.png" with the same results.
The images are confirmed to be in this directory and my web site is default
in the html directory.
In your previous post, you said the report was in the analog folder.
There are numerous discussions of relative vs. absolute URLs on the Internet and many tutorials describing how URLs work. Here is an example: http://www.iboost.com/build/programming/html/basic/776.htm.
Do I need to modify any permissions?
Perhaps. Check your web server log files for error messages regarding the image. If you are running apache, the error.log file (or whatever you have configured ErrorLog as in your apache configuration) will give a message if a file is not found or if a file is not accessible due to permissions.
-- Jeremy Wadsack Seven Simple Machines
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