Images not working!!!

[Guest_imported]

I'm using Dreamweaver 4 to build my webby and cute FTP to upload,
Here's the URL:

http://zip.to/petz2000

You will see that all the images are "X"'s,
When it saves the documents it saves just the url but not the images, I've even tried uploading them with cute FTP as well as the URL, but very few worked...
If anybody can help please do....

 

[haslo]

Well, I tried - and I just wrote the things below because I started to try to help...

1) Try the FTP client DW4 provides. In the manual it's explained on pages 134 and 155 how to do this. There you can synchronize your local site and the remote one. If you already have such a powerful tool, why would you want to use others? There are some that really can do things that DW can't do itself - Cute does not really belong to them (altough I have to apologize it slumbers on my HD too... ;-))
2) Try to place the images anywhere near your site - your <img> tags point to some place on your hard disk, and a web visitor will probably not have them in the same place. Just a possibility. In DW4, if you click on the image, in the object inspector the path is shown. First copy the images into the same directory as the site is (or a &quot;media&quot; or &quot;images&quot; subdir) and then use these images. Read in your favorite HTML tutorial something about absolute and relative paths. My favourite is

http://www.teamone.de/selfhtml/selfhtml.htm

- but this one's german only. But there are really many others...
3) I'm very proud of your source hiding tricks. But what's the reason for you to write everything via a JavaScript? And - what about an inner frame is &quot;cloaked&quot;? And you learned everything you know about HTML, DHTML and JavaScript by yourself and not from friendly people who shared parts of their code for free (why else would you even want to &quot;protect&quot; your source and make it a little harder to help you )? Questions over questions...

X-) allow thyself to be the spark that lights the fire

http://www.haslo.ch

 

[adamo]

1. Make sure your image files and their HTML callouts agree in case. Product1.jpg, PRODUCT1.jpg, product1.JPG are not viewed the same on a UNIX/LINUX server, as they are on you local Windows or MAC system.

2. Make sure you have the same directory structure on your server as the one your local website uses. If you add or use an existing images folder on your server directory, your HTML code will not know where to go to get the &quot;missing&quot; image files.

3. Make sure you FTP image files in Binary mode. They can become corrupted if you upload them in ASCII (for HTML files) mode.

I hope this helps. Your x's should quickly go away.