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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / May 2008Pictures not showing up on website!!
Well I see from reading the other questions that I'm not the only one having problems getting pictures to show up on their websites. Is everyone having the same problem you insert your pics. and save to file, or embed them either way they work great in web page preview. But when you up-load your files to your web hosting service and you check your website your pics are gone, just a box and red x I haven't seen a response yet so hopefully someone who has figured this out will read these and give us a hand  SignatureThank You Jim N. The most common reason for images not being seen is that the user has not uploaded the images. Assuming that you are using Pub 2003 or 2007 at the default settings, then when you "Publish to the Web" and produce the web files, Publisher will produce an index.htm file which is your home page, plus an index_files folder that contains all the supporting graphics and all the other web pages in your site. In addition to the index.htm file, you need to upload the index_files folder intact. DavidF > Well I see from reading the other questions that I'm not the only one > having [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > out > will read these and give us a hand > Well I see from reading the other questions that I'm not the only one having > problems getting pictures to show up I finally found out what was wrong in my case, after posting to the FileZilla bug forum. I had FileZilla set to the default ASCII File Type instead of the correct Auto File Type. Not knowing any better. Correcting this, pictures upload and view fine, eliminating the Red X of Death. Clive, Thanks for posting that information. I will include it when I suggest FileZilla in the future. Very good to know! DavidF On May 14, 1:32 pm, Jim N. <J...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Well I see from reading the other questions that I'm not the only one > having > problems getting pictures to show up I finally found out what was wrong in my case, after posting to the FileZilla bug forum. I had FileZilla set to the default ASCII File Type instead of the correct Auto File Type. Not knowing any better. Correcting this, pictures upload and view fine, eliminating the Red X of Death.
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