Image Red X

[Earl Partridge]

Windows 7 64Bit, Expression Web 3, IE8

I'm not real sure this is an IE situation, Expression Web or Win7...

I have some web pages created with Expression Web where I use

ASP, passing values along. It has worked properly until now.

I create the image name based on data retrieved from the database,

such as 846324-250.jpg.



When the page containing the picture is displayed now, there is only

that Red X. Right clicking the Red X, the properties reflect the correct

URL, address and jpg name. I have manually entered that url & jpg name

in IE and the image is displayed. If my problem is an IE configuration,

perhaps your

display will show correctly, if you'd care to check it.

www.gmarc.com/forsale

click the Go under All Categories, then click the single item under

Engines - Nitro.

Earl

 

[G. R. Woodring]

Date: 3/21/2010 7:49 PM, Author: Earl Partridge Wrote:

> Windows 7 64Bit, Expression Web 3, IE8

> I'm not real sure this is an IE situation, Expression Web or Win7...

> I have some web pages created with Expression Web where I use

> ASP, passing values along. It has worked properly until now.

> I create the image name based on data retrieved from the database,

> such as 846324-250.jpg.

>

> When the page containing the picture is displayed now, there is only

> that Red X. Right clicking the Red X, the properties reflect the correct

> URL, address and jpg name. I have manually entered that url & jpg name

> in IE and the image is displayed. If my problem is an IE configuration,

> perhaps your

> display will show correctly, if you'd care to check it.

> www.gmarc.com/forsale

> click the Go under All Categories, then click the single item under

> Engines - Nitro.

> Earl

>

>



OK, I found an ad with the problem you describe:



Using Firefox 3.5, I clicked on the broken image icon and selected "Show image". I

got a 404 (page not found) error. Check your server. Some server software (usually

Unix or Linux) may be case dependent. "Pictures" would not work if the directory

were named "pictures". I don't think that any IE settings would help, the images

aren't getting to the user's computer much less to IE.



--

G. R. Woodring

 

[PA Bear [MS MVP]]

cf.

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=h...(detect+automatically)&doctype=Inline&group=0



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Earl Partridge wrote:

> Windows 7 64Bit, Expression Web 3, IE8

> I'm not real sure this is an IE situation, Expression Web or Win7...

> I have some web pages created with Expression Web where I use

> ASP, passing values along. It has worked properly until now.

> I create the image name based on data retrieved from the database,

> such as 846324-250.jpg.

>

> When the page containing the picture is displayed now, there is only

> that Red X. Right clicking the Red X, the properties reflect the correct

> URL, address and jpg name. I have manually entered that url & jpg name

> in IE and the image is displayed. If my problem is an IE configuration,

> perhaps your

> display will show correctly, if you'd care to check it.

> www.gmarc.com/forsale

> click the Go under All Categories, then click the single item under

> Engines - Nitro.

> Earl