re my earlier message
I am trying to get small images to open a new window with a larger version.
using the URL http://www.derekgardiner.co.uk/ESW/images/filename.jpg works for some images but not for others - can anyone shed some light on this please ?
Derek
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Hi Derek, can you give us links for both a working and non working example and I'll take a look at the code.
It's likely to be either a relative path error or a typo.
Typo's are the most likely problem, URL's are CaSe senSitive...
so:
http://www.derekgardiner.co.uk/ESW/Images/P1010980.jpg will throw a 404 file not found
http://www.derekgardiner.co.uk/ESW/Images/P1010980.JPG will work as expected
Path Errors: there are two ways of describing where a file resides on a server, Absolute & Relative.
Absolute is the full Internet address eg: http://www.derekgardiner.co.uk/ESW/Images/P1010980.JPG
Relative, is like saying 2nd star to the right and carry on till morning. Where you end up depends on where you start.
Hi anyone,
I am still having trouble with this. I upload the large image into the library. Supply the correct url (it works with some of the images) but when I click on the webpage image I get file not found on the server. Yet for other images this approach works fine. Anyone know what is going on?
Derek
Hi Derek, can you give us links for both a working and non working example and I'll take a look at the code.
It's likely to be either a relative path error or a typo.
Typo's are the most likely problem, URL's are CaSe senSitive...
so:
http://www.derekgardiner.co.uk/ESW/Images/P1010980.jpg will throw a 404 file not found
http://www.derekgardiner.co.uk/ESW/Images/P1010980.JPG will work as expected
Path Errors: there are two ways of describing where a file resides on a server, Absolute & Relative.
Absolute is the full Internet address eg: http://www.derekgardiner.co.uk/ESW/Images/P1010980.JPG
Relative, is like saying 2nd star to the right and carry on till morning. Where you end up depends on where you start.
Hi,
Thanks for that it was a case sensitive issue. For some reason the library had stored the image as xxxx.JPG and not xxxx.jpg
Derek
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