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Hi Grant,
PS: This is not at all related to ApacheJserv. Posting on the suitable
mailing list is highly appreciated.
As to your question..
In web environment one should never give absoulte paths like /path/to/image
or c:\path\to\image. There is a directory called htdocs in Apache Server
case atleast. when one says http://somedomain.com (assuming somedomain.com
is running ApacheServer) then the index.html or default.html is looked up in
this htdocs directory. Similarly whenever you say <img src="some.gif"> then
the some.gif is searched in this directory. Any directory level also starts
from /path/to/htdocs. So you got to put whatever image here.
HTH
Riaz
-----------Original Message------------
>..... So if your root htdocs
> directory is d:\htdocs, and images are in d:\htdocs\images then <img
> src=/images/should_work.gif> should work.
>
> Alex.
>
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