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Sudden drop down child menu issue

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mostconfused

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Feb 5, 2007
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I have recently transferred a site from one host to another, everything seems fine, apart from the drop down menus which include (child) submenus. All the links work, but I am getting a '?' or 'x' (depending on the browser I'm viewing in) by each child menu. All images have been uploaded, and I've checked their naming etc. I've not changed anything so am totally baffled.
The site is - if you mouse over the products menu you will see what I mean.
Please help!!!
 
Check for filename capitalisation. Windows servers sre not case sensitive, but Linux servers are. When I enter the full path to the image ( I'm seeing a 404 so either the name is wrong, or the capitalisation is wrong, or the file just isn't there.

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Your problem is in your menu.js file! All you have to do is capitalize all the menu items there and your problems fixed!
 
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Thanks guys - think I have now sorted the problem - I created this site in dreamweaver and did check the code as I know case sensitivity could be a problem but this was OK. Dreamweavers ftp uploads all related files when uploading a page (if the related items are contained in the html code), what it doesn't do is upload images which are referred to in the javascript. When I transferred the site I got Dreamweaver to upload related files and effectively lost the arrows.gif. Johnwm's response alerted me to this - as for the 404 error, I think the webhosts must have been doing some maintenance on the server when you tried to view the site! Thanks for all your suggestions.
 
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