Create a directory somewhere -- suppose you have <server_root>/midgard;
then create directory <server_root>/midgard/images.
In your httpd.conf file:
Alias /images/ "<server_root>/midgard/images/" # trailing
'/' required
<Directory "<server_root>/midgard/images">
.... stuff
</Directory>
or
<Location /images/>
.... stuff
</Location>
These directives must be within the <Virtual Host> container.
Put your images in this directory and refer to them as
"/images/<img-name>".
Enjoy!
the cat
>^..^<
PS -- I hope you are running an *ix because I refuse to know anything
about MS...
Miles Scruggs wrote:
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> Ok I have the admin site and the test site both working with images.
> Now I can not get a new site to view images. The new site is using
> name based virtual hosts as are the example and admin site so that
> shouldn?t be a problem. I have scattered the images from the
> document root, as specified in httpd.conf, on down trying to get it
> to find them. I have pointed the html to look in all sorts of
> subdirs. Here is what I?m assuming
>
> ?/? = ?document root? as per httpd.conf not set in the vhosts section
> though.
> So I?m trying to load an image by <img src="/dir/image.gif?> where
> dir is located directly below document root. Please let me know
> where I?m going wrong
>
> Miles Scruggs
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