JPEG's Not Showing Up

[kiefmer]

Every time I insert a .jpg file into my website it will not show on the site. But if I change it to a .png file (from Fireworks) it will show. It seems like anything that I have done in Photoshop it won't let me display it. Any ideas please let me know.

Thanks,
Heath

 

[Cheech]

Make sure you upload the files into the correct folders. Who is your host, It seems strange that .png is reckognised but .jpg is not

Cheech

[Peace][Pipe]

 

[lebisol]

are u using DW built in FTP?
make sure ur not (Cloaking) Excluding files with .jpg extention
Edit--Site---[Advanced tab] Cloaking

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[kiefmer]

Well, I wish I could say that it worked, but it didn't. I did have cloaking turned on but it still is giving me the same problem. This is what the windows looks like when I try to put a .jpg file in my website. If you look at the picture through IE you get the "x window".

Any other ideas?

Thanks,
Heath

 

[Cheech]

That is DW's equvilant of the red cross image. In other words the image aint there. What is the code for that image? Is it within the site definition?

Cheech

[Peace][Pipe]

 

[kim00]

I've had that problem before and if I change the image's extension to .jpeg instead of .jpg it shows up. Sometimes it'll disappear again and I change it back to .jpg and it appears. Really weird - I don't know if this will help you.

 

[lebisol]

it could be IE update thing....

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[KingMob]

Make sure that you have saved your JPG in RGB and not CMYK format. That might be the problem.

 

[dodge20]

I have had this problem before. I rebuilt the page from scratch and it took care of it. It started happening more frequently so I reinstalled dreamweaver and I haven't had the problem since. I have seen othere people have this problem, and rebuilding the page seems to take care of it.

Dodge20

 

[kiefmer]

I have tried it on a brand new page also, and it still does it. I will try the RGB/CMYK thing. Hopefully that will work. I hope.

 

[lebisol]

file_name.jpeg
is the actualy extention generated if the RGB mode is not followed...although browsers CAN show either or....the issue is in HTML path....

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[fdinger]

make sure that your server supports the jpg file extension

Josh Freudinger
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