Images not showing

[Jon Cosby]

Will someone tell me what's wrong with this? The thumbnail images aren't
showing on the page. All of the images are in the same directory as the
document. The anchor links work. I don't see any missing tags, do you? The
file names are right. I've tried tinkering with the table and column size.

<table cols='3'>
<tr>
<td><a href='Klein BabyBottle.jpg'><img src='thumb0.jpg'></a></td>
<td><a href='Klein Bottles.jpg'><img src='thumb1.jpg'></a></td>
<td><a href='Klein Stein.jpg'><img src='thumb2.jpg'></a></td>
</tr>
</table>

 

[Jon Cosby]

Will someone tell me what's wrong with this? The thumbnail images aren't

showing on the page. All of the images are in the same directory as the
document. The anchor links work. I don't see any missing tags, do you? The
file names are right. I've tried tinkering with the table and column size.

<table cols='3'>
<tr>
<td><a href='Klein BabyBottle.jpg'><img src='thumb0.jpg'></a></td>
<td><a href='Klein Bottles.jpg'><img src='thumb1.jpg'></a></td>
<td><a href='Klein Stein.jpg'><img src='thumb2.jpg'></a></td>
</tr>
</table>

It seems to work fine in Mozilla, it's IE that can't find the images.

 

[Deryck]

It seems to work fine in Mozilla, it's IE that can't find the images.

Can you post the URL for this page please?

Deryck

 

[Richard]

Will someone tell me what's wrong with this? The thumbnail images aren't
showing on the page. All of the images are in the same directory as the
document. The anchor links work. I don't see any missing tags, do you? The
file names are right. I've tried tinkering with the table and column size.

<table cols='3'>
<tr>
<td><a href='Klein BabyBottle.jpg'><img src='thumb0.jpg'></a></td>
<td><a href='Klein Bottles.jpg'><img src='thumb1.jpg'></a></td>
<td><a href='Klein Stein.jpg'><img src='thumb2.jpg'></a></td>
</tr>
</table>

Did you upload the images to the same directory as the html page?
If not, that's why they don't show up.
Otherwise include the directory in the filename.

 

[Jon Cosby]

Can you post the URL for this page please?

Deryck

Funny thing, it's working posted on the Web
(http://www.jcosby.com/temp/thumbnails.htm) or through the IIS server, but
not when I open it from the folder. Any explanation for this?

Jon

 

[Jon Cosby]

Did you upload the images to the same directory as the html page?
If not, that's why they don't show up.
Otherwise include the directory in the filename.
<img src="path\thumb0.jpg">

Yes, they are in the same directory.

Jon

 

[Deryck]

Funny thing, it's working posted on the Web
(http://www.jcosby.com/temp/thumbnails.htm) or through the IIS server, but
not when I open it from the folder. Any explanation for this?

Dunno. The code on your site doesnt have any spaces in the image names but
the code that you posted seems to (Klein<space>).
Has something changed since the OP or is it just me eyesight? I know the
problem was the thumbs rather than the large images but I cant
help feeling that there is more going on here.

Deryck

 

[Jon Cosby]

Dunno. The code on your site doesnt have any spaces in the image names but
the code that you posted seems to (Klein<space>).
Has something changed since the OP or is it just me eyesight? I know the
problem was the thumbs rather than the large images but I cant
help feeling that there is more going on here.

Yeah, I was doing some tinkering. There's really no problem with the full
images, it's the thumbs. It's strange, they don't load when I open the
document locally iin IE.

Jon

 

[Hywel]

Will someone tell me what's wrong with this? The thumbnail images aren't
showing on the page. All of the images are in the same directory as the
document. The anchor links work. I don't see any missing tags, do you? The
file names are right. I've tried tinkering with the table and column size.

<table cols='3'>
<tr>
<td><a href='Klein BabyBottle.jpg'><img src='thumb0.jpg'></a></td>

Spaces and mixed-case in filenames - bad idea.

 

[Richard]

Yes, they are in the same directory.

Jon

Then try it this way <a href="Klein Baby Bottle">

It could that the .jpg in the <a> tag is causing the problem.

 

[rf]

Then try it this way <a href="Klein Baby Bottle">

And what would be the point of that, othere than causing an immediate 404
that is?

It could that the .jpg in the <a> tag is causing the problem.

It could be that you have no idea.

Cheers
Richard.


And

 

[Richard]

directory

Yeah, I was doing some tinkering. There's really no problem with the full
images, it's the thumbs. It's strange, they don't load when I open the
document locally iin IE.

Jon

The images need to be in the same directory as the html page REGARDLESS if
the page is locally or on the server.
IE is very specific about this.
This is the biggest mistake that newcomers make all the time.

 

[Craven]

Spaces and mixed-case in filenames - bad idea.

Too true! Why have spaces file names and capitalisation? I'm a tyro to HTML,
but I gather that spaces in file names are not allowed, or are they?

Regards,
Chris

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[Els]

The images need to be in the same directory as the html page REGARDLESS if
the page is locally or on the server.

Not true.

IE is very specific about this.
This is the biggest mistake that newcomers make all the time.

Bull. My guess: you're not just ignorant, you're trolling.

 

[Toby A Inkster]

I gather that spaces in file names are not allowed, or are they?

Spaces are fine in file names, but what have file names got to do with the
web?

Spaces are illegal in URLs.

 

[Nik Coughin]

Then try it this way <a href="Klein Baby Bottle">

It could that the .jpg in the <a> tag is causing the problem.

That is the dumbest thing I have heard all week. Congratulations Richard.

 

[Nik Coughin]

Too true! Why have spaces file names and capitalisation? I'm a tyro
to HTML, but I gather that spaces in file names are not allowed, or
are they?

Regards,
Chris

Bird sightings based around 'Craven' Skipton, North Yorks.
http://uk.geocities.com/cravenbirds/

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They're allowed but it's a good idea to encode spaces in file names as %20.
Spaces present the possibility of being misunderstood within URLs for
various reasons.

 

[Neal]

Will someone tell me what's wrong with this? The thumbnail images aren't
showing on the page. All of the images are in the same directory as the
document. The anchor links work. I don't see any missing tags, do you?
The
file names are right. I've tried tinkering with the table and column
size.

<table cols='3'>
<tr>
<td><a href='Klein BabyBottle.jpg'><img src='thumb0.jpg'></a></td>
<td><a href='Klein Bottles.jpg'><img src='thumb1.jpg'></a></td>
<td><a href='Klein Stein.jpg'><img src='thumb2.jpg'></a></td>
</tr>
</table>

If there are actually spaces in the filename, the URL should have %20 in
its place. Likely the filenames are incorrect. Triple-check them. Also
don't forget the required alt attribute on the img element - it serves as
a replacement for the message the image gives.

 

[Craven]

Spaces are fine in file names, but what have file names got to do with the
web?

Well, I'll be I'll see if this 'validates' using a file name with
spaces referred to in a web page!

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Regards,
Chris

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http://uk.geocities.com/cravenbirds/

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[Craven]

Not true.


Bull. My guess: you're not just ignorant, you're trolling.

Lol! I notice your Website uses a Dreamweaver template;-0

You are correct though;-) If a clear correct PATH is indicated within the WP
and can be accessed, there shouldn't be a problem.
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Regards,
Chris

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http://uk.geocities.com/cravenbirds/

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