Images won't work?

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1

Hello,

Images won't work on UNIX when I try posting them on my website I'm working on. It doesn't show the image, and it's simply erroring.

Help! Thanks!

2

How exactly are you posting them? How exactly are you using them? Do you have a link?

Are you sure you're getting the name right? Filenames in UNIX are case sensitive.

3

Thanks for your reply!

I'm posting the pictures through HTML and CSS through my Windows computer, but I'm using Citrix in order to open a UNIX client inside my own computer. The problem is when I post the picture on the website through that way, it doesn't show up. I don't have a link, sorry, it's because the server is internal.

I'll check if I got the name right though!

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The name is correct. This is how it looks:

<div id="webpage_logo">
  <img src="<?=base_url().'assets/wcdma_logo.jpg';?>">
</div>
4

What does the name end up as, though? What raw HTML does that become on the client side?

5

How do you mean? On the web browser on the client, it shows this image that the image is broken.

6

You claim the file exists, but that doesn't mean they're getting the right URL. The raw URL may not be pointing to the right place. It's also possible something's wrong with the file itself, or your web server configuration, preventing them from getting at a file which does exist at that URL. Seeing the raw HTML code may be a hint to what's going wrong. Depending on your browser you should be able to 'view source' one way or another.

Viewing the source for the webpage to post a post on this forum, for example, lets me find things like

<img src="http://linux.unix.com/images/misc/navbits_start.gif" alt="Go Back" border="0" />

Going to http://linux.unix.com/images/misc/navbits_start.gif , I can see the image.

If there was anything wrong with it, going to the image directly like that might give a better explanation, like '404 not found', 'permission denied', 'internal server error', 'denied by server configuration' and so forth.

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You can also try viewing the error logs for your web server to see what URL's they're trying to access and why they're being denied.