I think the reason why some are seeing images and some are not, is due to this: http://honeybeedesigns.sanctuaryparkgrounds.com/HD_images/hd_copyright.jpg . That is the correct FULL path for one of the images, and it shows fine for me ON THE WEBPAGE in IE6, but that link above when you click it is a "Forbidden" link in IE6! That doesn't make sense nor does it seem possible since the image shows on the **webpage**, but not by itself! If I had to guess why, it would be because it's a subdomain URL and there is full path conflict somewhere, or it's a permissions problem, or you have/or DON'T have an index.html page in the HD_images folder. Depending on the server, they react differently to index pages placed in image directories.
This is the HTML tag for that image on the webpage: <center><img src="HD_images\hd_copyright.jpg" height="71" width="162" border="0" alt="Copyright Notice"></center> Try this tag instead for starters: <center><img src="\HD_images\hd_copyright.jpg" alt="Copyright Notice" height="71" width="162" border="0"></center> And: <center><img src="HD_images\hd_copyright.jpg" alt="Copyright Notice" height="71" width="162" border="0"></center> If some are still seeing red X's on some browsers, then investigate the other things I mentioned above. Looking at the other website, it's first image is http://sanctuaryparkgrounds.com/spg_images/spgmain.jpg and that works fine by only clicking the link. So, given that, I'd say it's a subdomain path problem if both sites are on the same server with the same settings. -Clint God Bless Clint Hamilton, Owner http://OrpheusComputing.com ) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lynne" < Hello, I'm hoping one (or more) of you kind people may be able to help me with one of my websites please? At the beginning of June I moved it from a free server to be a part of my website on a paid server. Within the last couple of days I've received emails from two of my frequent visitors letting me know that they can no longer see the graphics on it... all they get are the little red x's instead. >From what one said, I suspect the latest Critical Update from Microsoft, since neither lady has had a problem viewing my site before. If you need any other details please, just ask... I sit and read all the emails from this list and am in awe of the accumulated knowledge contained within. I do hope it is something simple... even if it's something I've done in my source code to make this happen. So, what I'm asking is... Would a few of you using different OS visit my site and see if you only get the dreaded little red x's please? My main site is Sanctuary Park Grounds, located at http://sanctuaryparkgrounds.com and the site giving all the trouble lately is Honeybee Designs, located at http://honeybeedesigns.sanctuaryparkgrounds.com Thanks heaps... any help or guidance is very much appreciated. hugs, Lynne ... :) ps. I forgot to say... I can still see both my sites perfectly and I run '98SE and a slow dialup modem, so this recent problem is wayyyyyy beyond me. :) ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
