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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / September 2005Pictures
I am using version 2003. I am trying to build a site at sploople.beplaced.com. beplaced.com is a free host. I have tried a 3rd party ftp, and also posting using Publisher. The site and links work fine... but there is one proble. NO PICTURES SHOW UP! EVER! I've read and read, but nothing has worked. I've made sure the folders are all in the right places... can someone help? Also.. is Publisher capable of creating a "forum?" Did you upload the image files? On the forums, probably not.  SignatureDon Vancouver, USA > I am using version 2003. I am trying to build a site at > sploople.beplaced.com. beplaced.com is a free host. I have tried a 3rd party > ftp, and also posting using Publisher. The site and links work fine... but > there is one proble. NO PICTURES SHOW UP! EVER! I've read and read, but > nothing has worked. I've made sure the folders are all in the right places... > can someone help? Also.. is Publisher capable of creating a "forum?" As per the forums, try www.blog.com and link to your Publisher site... DavidF > Did you upload the image files? > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > places... > > can someone help? Also.. is Publisher capable of creating a "forum?" Yes. I have uploaded the image files..and created a directory on the host that corresponds to the folder the images are in (image_files). Does it have anything to do with Microsoft? I have heard that some host sites don't have the drivers to read the Publisher's HTML format. Is this true? Thanks for the help by the way. Putting the image files in a folder may be the problem. With Publisher 2000 the image files and the html files share the same location. The only folders I know of that are used is when you create links in you site for visitors to download, i.e., Mama Linguini Ravioli.pdf which for administrative easy of a site management would be in a separate folder, i.e., downloads. Just for a test, copy one image file outside of the folder in the same location as your html files and see if it appears when you visit the site. SignatureDon Vancouver, USA > Yes. I have uploaded the image files..and created a directory on the host > that corresponds to the folder the images are in (image_files). Does it have > anything to do with Microsoft? I have heard that some host sites don't have > the drivers to read the Publisher's HTML format. Is this true? Thanks for the > help by the way. The image files are in the same directory as the html files. The folder [index_files] is the only folder existing. All of the files for the entire site are in their except for the index.html file.. the main html. this is the way that Publisher set it up.. and so that is the way i left it. Now- interestingly enough... if I load the site with Netscape, the image files load, but some other parts of the page are messed up. However.. in IExlorer, the text appears right in every place, and the images never load. Any ideas? Again.. thank you for the help. If you are curious.. the site is sploople.beplaced.com I recommend you use an ftp client to access the server and you delete all the files Publisher created. Including the sub folder. While you are connected look around and make sure you didn't upload the site more then once in different locations. I've seen customers do this before, be sure you are using the upload directions the host documents. For example a customers host may have the account setup to where the site is supposed to be published in a pre-existing "www" folder, but the customer ends up publishing the site in the directory above the www folder, and also publishes it to the www, and then may even publish it inside the index_files folder inside the www folder. After that then go into Publisher, tools, options, web options, and turn off the options for using - subfolder, png, vml - and then save the pub file. Then follow the directions at http://www.publishermvps.com/WebDesign/Version2003/tabid/33/Default.aspx and load the pub file to the server. Afterwards open the browser and go to tools, internet options, and delete temp files (cache). Then test the site. Advise us accordingly afterwards. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > The image files are in the same directory as the html files. The folder > [index_files] is the only folder existing. All of the files for the entire [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Again.. thank you for the help. If you are curious.. the site is > sploople.beplaced.com I did just as you instructed. There is now nothing on the server but the files. just the files. and now, the formatting is perfect in netscape. IExplorer, however, is still not displaying the pictures. I cleared my cache and rechecked it-- nothing. any other ideas? the next step would be that you send me the pub file for review. put in the subject line - publisher help request - and restate the issue in the email and address it to dbartosik@mvps.org David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] http://www.publishermvps.com http://www.davidbartosik.com >I did just as you instructed. There is now nothing on the server but the > files. just the files. and now, the formatting is perfect in netscape. > IExplorer, however, is still not displaying the pictures. I cleared my > cache > and rechecked it-- nothing. any other ideas? David, FWIW the images show up using Mozilla Firefox, but not IE on my computer. DavidF > the next step would be that you send me the pub file for review. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > cache > > and rechecked it-- nothing. any other ideas? In addition to what Don said, refer to http://www.publishermvps.com/WebDesign/Version2003/tabid/33/Default.aspx There are a couple good articles about publishing your site there. DavidF > Yes. I have uploaded the image files..and created a directory on the host > that corresponds to the folder the images are in (image_files). Does it have > anything to do with Microsoft? I have heard that some host sites don't have > the drivers to read the Publisher's HTML format. Is this true? Thanks for the > help by the way. Your web publication is still under my review. I have not been able to repro any issue with your file. But I am wanting to do more testing with it. And in reviewing this thread I see I evidently never reviewed your URL. Post back with the URL of the site in question. Also... Please be clear, your repeated emailing of your file to me, as well as addressing it multiple times to addresses I did not provide you, is un-helpful, un-called for, un-professional, and just plain out right rude. I remind you that you are not paying for a service or for my time, and I am in fact not paid for my time in assisting you. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com >I am using version 2003. I am trying to build a site at > sploople.beplaced.com. beplaced.com is a free host. I have tried a 3rd [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > places... > can someone help? Also.. is Publisher capable of creating a "forum?" Here it is David, though it appears he has taken it down: http://sploople.beplaced.com/ DavidF > Your web publication is still under my review. I have not been able to repro > any issue with your file. But I am wanting to do more testing with it. And [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > places... > > can someone help? Also.. is Publisher capable of creating a "forum?" > Here it is David, though it appears he has taken it down: > http://sploople.beplaced.com/ > > DavidF I can access a home page at that URL at the time of this post, but I found the page is a FrontPage page, not Publisher. Images in the FP page are not loaded but that's due to the fact they aren't at the path that is in the code. For example this path in the code - http://sploople.beplaced.com/images/mount.gif David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com Why yes you can. It appears that sploople has poopled out. ;-) DavidF > > Here it is David, though it appears he has taken it down: > > http://sploople.beplaced.com/ [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > www.publishermvps.com > www.davidbartosik.com I am having the same problem. If yo have found the answer to this problem can you please contact me and tell me what you have found. Thanks, Virginia Virg04@aol.com > I am using version 2003. I am trying to build a site at > sploople.beplaced.com. beplaced.com is a free host. I have tried a 3rd party > ftp, and also posting using Publisher. The site and links work fine... but > there is one proble. NO PICTURES SHOW UP! EVER! I've read and read, but > nothing has worked. I've made sure the folders are all in the right places... > can someone help? Also.. is Publisher capable of creating a "forum?"
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