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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / March 2008Major problems with pictures on homepage
A year ago I made a homepage using publisher and uploaded it to the Internet without any problems. A couple of weeks ago I added a few pages to the pub file, removed the old files from the ftp server and uploaded the new version of my pub document (after "publish to the web", of course). Now all pictures are replaced by red crosses. I have been struggling to find the solution, but as far as I can see, the pictures in the html files are linked to the pictures on my harddisk drive, not to the uploaded pictures. Looking in the html files on the ftp server, there is the index-file and a folder with pictures & html doc "index-filer", as it is supposed to be. Please, please help me out. The homepage address is www.hedekashus.se. If you look at your site in FF you will notice that only the text is visible. My guess is that you put the navbar and the images on a master page. Don't use a Master Page in a Pub web publication. If that isn't the problem, post back. DavidF >A year ago I made a homepage using publisher and uploaded it to the >Internet [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > pictures & html doc "index-filer", as it is supposed to be. Please, please > help me out. The homepage address is www.hedekashus.se. Hej David, I wish that would have been the solution but no, I am not using a master page. (I used a pre-defined Publisher template for websites initially). Any other tips, please? > If you look at your site in FF you will notice that only the text is > visible. My guess is that you put the navbar and the images on a master [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > pictures & html doc "index-filer", as it is supposed to be. Please, please > > help me out. The homepage address is www.hedekashus.se. Hej...maybe it will be easier to find a solution if I tell you I use Publisher 2007 & Vista? Forgot to apply that information before... > Hej David, > I wish that would have been the solution but no, I am not using a master [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > > pictures & html doc "index-filer", as it is supposed to be. Please, please > > > help me out. The homepage address is www.hedekashus.se. Ok, then I am not sure what you are doing wrong, but all your images and your links on your navbar are pointing to your C drive, on your local computer. So some questions: No insult intended, but are you sure that you aren't using a master page. Open your Publisher file, go to View > Master Page. Do you have your menu or anything else on the Master page? When you "Publish to the Web" and produce the HTML output, the index.htm file and the "index-filer" folder, do you direct the output to your computer and then use a third party FTP client to upload your files? What are the specific steps you take from the time that you open your Publisher file to uploading the html files to your server? Something you are doing in this process is causing Publisher to write the links and the paths to your supporting images to your local computer. DavidF > Hej...maybe it will be easier to find a solution if I tell you I use > Publisher 2007 & Vista? Forgot to apply that information before... [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] >> > > please >> > > help me out. The homepage address is www.hedekashus.se. Hej David, thank you for trying...I have been struggling with this for two weeks. I did exactly as you write - view - master page - and it comes up empty. So I don't think that is the problem. This morning, however, I opened an empty pub file and made a one-pager saying that there is work ongoing...and when I uploaded it, everything worked. So, a longshot: I opened a new file and spent the day copy-pasting. Published my new file to the web, uploaded it with the SmartFTP client (exactly as I did thousands of times with the corrupt file) and everything worked perfectly. I don't know what was wrong, and I pray it doesn't happen again, but at least it is solved for now. Thanks again for your input. Kind regards, > Ok, then I am not sure what you are doing wrong, but all your images and > your links on your navbar are pointing to your C drive, on your local [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > >> > > please > >> > > help me out. The homepage address is www.hedekashus.se. Thanks for posting back. I am glad to hear that it worked out. I suspect that when you added the pages to the original Pub file that you corrupted the navigation bar, and in rebuilding the site you fixed that. Just be careful when you add pages in the future...and or if it happens again, then look to repair the navbar. DavidF > Hej David, > thank you for trying...I have been struggling with this for two weeks. I [quoted text clipped - 82 lines] >> >> > > please >> >> > > help me out. The homepage address is www.hedekashus.se.
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