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mdob
Hi:
For some reason when a Google sitemap was generated for my site, it began
substituting %5C for some of the forward slashes in the URL. For example it
created
http://www.thereareplaces.com/Guidebook\pdest/Asia/chhkpts.htm
From
http://www.thereareplaces.com/Guidebook/pdest/Asia/chhkpts.htm
The problem is that the url with the %5C instead of the / brings up the
page, but with many (but not all of the images) missing. If you change the
%5C to a / - all of the images display as they were designed. No url in the
site has a %5C in it, in the form in which it was originally created. It is
only in the sitemap (which of course, google has now used and the urls
discovered during a google search, result in 404 errors and pictures not
displaying when people access the site using these urs.
Software at my ISP generated the Google sitemap and I have spoken to them on
the problem but they keep telling me that the url should work either way. I
have shown them that it does not and now they are confounded.
Me too, as some images show on the page and some don't. This is a big
problem for us since our site (www.thereareplaces.com) is a travel site that
relies on pictures and maps to support our articles.
Does anyone have any ideas how the %5C might have been generated in the URLS
and why some images do not show when you include the $5C instead of a / in
the url sting.
For some reason when a Google sitemap was generated for my site, it began
substituting %5C for some of the forward slashes in the URL. For example it
created
http://www.thereareplaces.com/Guidebook\pdest/Asia/chhkpts.htm
From
http://www.thereareplaces.com/Guidebook/pdest/Asia/chhkpts.htm
The problem is that the url with the %5C instead of the / brings up the
page, but with many (but not all of the images) missing. If you change the
%5C to a / - all of the images display as they were designed. No url in the
site has a %5C in it, in the form in which it was originally created. It is
only in the sitemap (which of course, google has now used and the urls
discovered during a google search, result in 404 errors and pictures not
displaying when people access the site using these urs.
Software at my ISP generated the Google sitemap and I have spoken to them on
the problem but they keep telling me that the url should work either way. I
have shown them that it does not and now they are confounded.
Me too, as some images show on the page and some don't. This is a big
problem for us since our site (www.thereareplaces.com) is a travel site that
relies on pictures and maps to support our articles.
Does anyone have any ideas how the %5C might have been generated in the URLS
and why some images do not show when you include the $5C instead of a / in
the url sting.