And therein lies the "problem".
If you access "/images", with the backslash, then it will look in the
root OF THE SERVER
Because you're running from a folder WITHIN that, (mytrial) the images
won't be found - the correct path is "/mytrial/images"
If you change this to work locally, be sure to change it back when
you're uploading to a "live" site, if you're not using the "/mytrial"
folder on that.
Liam
MarkAtHarvest wrote:
Brian,
Here is the html code on my http://localhost:8080/mytrial/admin.gsp, on my
grails application.
Just added this to find the absolute location for the images
if I use
<div class="images">
images/down.gif image
</div>
this goes to link, http://localhost:8080/mytrial/images/down.gif, and it
does not find it.
and if I change this to
<div class="images">
/images/down.gif image
</div>
this goes to link http://localhost:8080/images/down.gif, its going to root
intead of going to
http://localhost:8080/mytrial/images/down.gif
Thank you
brian-263 wrote:
On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 8:57 PM, MarkAtHarvest <m...@harvestinfotech.com>
wrote:
Brian,
I am a newbie on CSS , let me try to change it and update you back on how
it
goes, thanks it seems this should work.
BTW, changing to /images/down.gif, does not work at all, my images folder
is
at the root itself. Under the webapps folder of my java application.
Even if I try to create a href link to /images/down.gif, it goes directly
to
http://images/down.gif instead of going to
http://localhost:8080/images/down.gif.
Then you've likely got something wrong with your application. Though
it's obviously not a jQuery problem, how are you creating these img
tags?
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