You have two choices for the images. Choice #1 is to use extension filter and the images will be served from the jar file. The website has some good documentation on this.
Choice #2 is what you are describing which is to serve the images from a specific location (and optionally to replace them with you own images with the same names.) If you look at the code for HtmlTreeRenderer you will see calls such as: getImageSrc(context, tree, "spacer.gif") The getImageSrc method will determine whether to look in the classpath (#1) or use the imageLocation attribute (#2). So that is one place to start looking. Have you checked your HTML source? What is the URL that it is using for these images? One possibility is that you have an extra (or missing) '/' in your image location. I can't remember whether you need a '/' or not and my own documentation on this is not complete. I am hoping to fully document this within the next week or so now that the release is done. HTH, sean On 4/18/05, Lulin Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > I need to use tree2 to display table of content of a > book, but there aren't any spacer.gif and nav-*.gifs > displayed on the page,then I copy all these images > under my app and specify tree2's imageLocation to > point to that directory, but the spacer.gifs are still > can't be displayed, leaving several hollows on the > page. Could you give me some suggestions? Thanks! > > Lulin Zhang > > _________________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > 注册世界一流品质的雅虎免费电邮 > http://cn.rd.yahoo.com/mail_cn/tag/1g/*http://cn.mail.yahoo.com/ >
