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IMG tag not displaying image
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| David C 2004-10-29, 8:55 am |
| I have ASP (classic) code that writes out a table and sets the <img....> tag
with a virtual directory source, e.g. src='/test/imghold/xyz.png', and the
images do not appear on the IE page. The code is from a production site
that works fine. We just duplicated the web site to one named test and now
the images do not display. The IMG item is in a TD element of a table.
Also, I looked at the "view source" of the page and it shows the <IMG
src='/test/imghold/xyz.png'...> just fine. I even tried it with different
images and none of them show up. Can anyone help? Thanks.
David
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| Jeff Dillon 2004-10-29, 3:55 pm |
| Check to make sure both servers have the virtual directories configured the
same
Jeff
"David C" <dlchase@lifetimeinc.com> wrote in message
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> I have ASP (classic) code that writes out a table and sets the <img....>
tag
> with a virtual directory source, e.g. src='/test/imghold/xyz.png', and the
> images do not appear on the IE page. The code is from a production site
> that works fine. We just duplicated the web site to one named test and
now
> the images do not display. The IMG item is in a TD element of a table.
> Also, I looked at the "view source" of the page and it shows the <IMG
> src='/test/imghold/xyz.png'...> just fine. I even tried it with different
> images and none of them show up. Can anyone help? Thanks.
>
> David
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| They are actually on the same physical server, if that helps. Also, I
did a Server.MapPath("/test/imghold/") on both (other was
/imaging/imghold/) and they both returned the same physical directory.
Both web sites have the same virtual directory named /imghold and both
point to the same physical directory. Another process that physically
creates the image and saves it to that directory prior to the html
display of that image uses the same virtual path.
David
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| Jeff Dillon 2004-10-29, 3:55 pm |
| Hard code the src attribute so it works..and look for the differences.
Jeff
"David" <daman@biteme.com> wrote in message
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> They are actually on the same physical server, if that helps. Also, I
> did a Server.MapPath("/test/imghold/") on both (other was
> /imaging/imghold/) and they both returned the same physical directory.
> Both web sites have the same virtual directory named /imghold and both
> point to the same physical directory. Another process that physically
> creates the image and saves it to that directory prior to the html
> display of that image uses the same virtual path.
>
> David
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| Do you mean hard coded with PHYSICAL path? e.g. D:\imghold\xyz.png ?
David
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| Jeff Dillon 2004-10-29, 3:55 pm |
| No..src=test.jpg
then
src=/test/test.jpg
src=test/test.jpg
try a few things
"David" <daman@biteme.com> wrote in message
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> Do you mean hard coded with PHYSICAL path? e.g. D:\imghold\xyz.png ?
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> David
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