Thumbnail not accessing full sized image

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bruschifan1

Can someone please explain how some of the thumbnailed images on a page open
fine and others don't? I did exactly the same thing to post them on the
page? (import images to the web, insert image on the page, auto thumbnail)
The more I use Frontpage the more aggravated I get...there is absolutely no
reason that I can see why the file path stays C:/ documents and settings...
etc on some but works properly on others. This happens to me ALL the time
when I add images to a page.

Is there a patch for this glitch or at least a way to manually create
thumbnails and hyperlink to the full sized image myself to avoid wasting
hours trying to get the software to work properly?!

Here's a link to the page...note that two of the images open and the rest
don't. (Incidentally, the same thing happened with all of the images for the
Saints game at the top of the page but deleting them from the page and
reposting them and rethumbnailing worked for them. These however won't "fix
themselves" and I've already wasted about 2 hours today trying to get it to
work right.)

http://www.patriotworld.com/MrsB/tailgates/2005tailgates.htm#PSGiants

Thanks... (sorry for the attitude but I'm quite aggravated right now as I
don't have time to constantly redo the same pages over and over again.)

Karen
 
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p c

The trick with FP, you must be aware "how" you are editing the "page"
when you use FP's tricks. Did you open the page as a part of a web or
outside a web? I suspect you did the latter for the broken links.

Next time make sure you open the page within the web, then import the
pages to the web before using then, then create the autothumbails, then
save at your local web. Then puplish to the site.

Now, for the page with the broken links, you don't have to start form
scratch.

Maku sure the regular pics are imported in the web. Then for each
thumbnail with a broken link, change the hyperlink to the correct
address (within the web).

...PC
 
S

Steve Easton

It's not a glitch.

If you wind up with a path that starts with C:/documents, it's "almost
always" a sure sign you were editing the page without opening your web
and then opening the page and then making changes.

almost always = 99.99% sure

;-)


--
Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer
 
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bruschifan1

I never even realized that I could "open a page without opening the web"
(when I open the software it automatically goes to C:\Docuements and
Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Webs\patriotworld and then I open the pages
that I want to edit from there. That's what I always do... and what I did
today as well. But since reading your response, just for the heck of it
instead of opening the page I wanted, I first clicked "open Web" and clicked
the one that was already open. Now it's working... I have no clue what
changed and what happened but now it's working. So... thanks for your
suggestion but I'm still confused as to how I can possibly access the page
"outside" of the web?
 
S

Steve Easton

It can happen if you've browsed to a folder using windows explorer
instead of FrontPage and double click a file.
Or if you click a link in Recent Documents.

--
Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer
 
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E. T. Culling

You don't ever really want to open a page without first opening the web.
ETC
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

Correct - But only if you are working on a page that is within or destined to be within a FP web/site

FP supports, and there are many needs for users, to just edit pages that are Not in a FP web/site
- that includes html pages that have relative or absolute links to other files




| You don't ever really want to open a page without first opening the web.
| ETC
| | >I never even realized that I could "open a page without opening the web"
| > (when I open the software it automatically goes to C:\Docuements and
| > Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Webs\patriotworld and then I open the pages
| > that I want to edit from there. That's what I always do... and what I did
| > today as well. But since reading your response, just for the heck of it
| > instead of opening the page I wanted, I first clicked "open Web" and
| > clicked
| > the one that was already open. Now it's working... I have no clue what
| > changed and what happened but now it's working. So... thanks for your
| > suggestion but I'm still confused as to how I can possibly access the page
| > "outside" of the web?
| >
| > "Steve Easton" wrote:
| >
| >> It's not a glitch.
| >>
| >> If you wind up with a path that starts with C:/documents, it's "almost
| >> always" a sure sign you were editing the page without opening your web
| >> and then opening the page and then making changes.
| >>
| >> almost always = 99.99% sure
| >>
| >> ;-)
| >>
| >>
| >> --
| >> Steve Easton
| >> Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| >> 95isalive
| >> This site is best viewed............
| >> ........................with a computer
| >>
| >> | >> > Can someone please explain how some of the thumbnailed images on a
| >> page open
| >> > fine and others don't? I did exactly the same thing to post them on
| >> the
| >> > page? (import images to the web, insert image on the page, auto
| >> thumbnail)
| >> > The more I use Frontpage the more aggravated I get...there is
| >> absolutely no
| >> > reason that I can see why the file path stays C:/ documents and
| >> settings...
| >> > etc on some but works properly on others. This happens to me ALL the
| >> time
| >> > when I add images to a page.
| >> >
| >> > Is there a patch for this glitch or at least a way to manually create
| >> > thumbnails and hyperlink to the full sized image myself to avoid
| >> wasting
| >> > hours trying to get the software to work properly?!
| >> >
| >> > Here's a link to the page...note that two of the images open and the
| >> rest
| >> > don't. (Incidentally, the same thing happened with all of the images
| >> for the
| >> > Saints game at the top of the page but deleting them from the page and
| >> > reposting them and rethumbnailing worked for them. These however
| >> won't "fix
| >> > themselves" and I've already wasted about 2 hours today trying to get
| >> it to
| >> > work right.)
| >> >
| >> > http://www.patriotworld.com/MrsB/tailgates/2005tailgates.htm#PSGiants
| >> >
| >> > Thanks... (sorry for the attitude but I'm quite aggravated right now
| >> as I
| >> > don't have time to constantly redo the same pages over and over
| >> again.)
| >> >
| >> > Karen
| >>
| >>
| >>
|
|
 
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John

I have exactly this problem but still can't understand what I am doing wrong.
Trying to create a photo gallery. Have followed the instructions in manual
but still it won't work. The thumbnails appear OK but when clicked on in the
site - nothing. I have read the previous posts here and can't find any
option called "open web". Have tried open site but no joy. I don't know
what editing a page without opening your web means. Can someone explain
please - as you will gather I am just starting out on this learning curve so
please keep it simple.

Thanks, JBS
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

1. File Menu | Open Web / Site
2. Import all images to be used via File Menu | Import to a folder within your open web / site
3. Create a new page or open an existing page
4. Insert the Photo Gallery
5. Add images via the dialog

--
==============================================
Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

http://www.Ecom-Data.com
==============================================
 
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

Post a link to the site...that would help us to troubleshoot it.

FP web pages need to exist within a web / site, within that there are files
that are related that make things work. When you started your web did you
File | New Web or File | New Page...if the later you just have a "loose"
page.




|I have exactly this problem but still can't understand what I am doing
wrong.
| Trying to create a photo gallery. Have followed the instructions in
manual
| but still it won't work. The thumbnails appear OK but when clicked on in
the
| site - nothing. I have read the previous posts here and can't find any
| option called "open web". Have tried open site but no joy. I don't know
| what editing a page without opening your web means. Can someone explain
| please - as you will gather I am just starting out on this learning curve
so
| please keep it simple.
|
| Thanks, JBS
|
| "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
|
| > Correct - But only if you are working on a page that is within or
destined to be within a FP web/site
| >
| > FP supports, and there are many needs for users, to just edit pages that
are Not in a FP web/site
| > - that includes html pages that have relative or absolute links to other
files
| >
| > --
| >
| > _____________________________________________
| > SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| > "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
| > To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
| > http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
| > _____________________________________________
| >
| >
| > | You don't ever really want to open a page without first opening the
web.
| > | ETC
| > | | > | >I never even realized that I could "open a page without opening the
web"
| > | > (when I open the software it automatically goes to C:\Docuements and
| > | > Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Webs\patriotworld and then I open the
pages
| > | > that I want to edit from there. That's what I always do... and what
I did
| > | > today as well. But since reading your response, just for the heck
of it
| > | > instead of opening the page I wanted, I first clicked "open Web" and
| > | > clicked
| > | > the one that was already open. Now it's working... I have no clue
what
| > | > changed and what happened but now it's working. So... thanks for
your
| > | > suggestion but I'm still confused as to how I can possibly access
the page
| > | > "outside" of the web?
| > | >
| > | > "Steve Easton" wrote:
| > | >
| > | >> It's not a glitch.
| > | >>
| > | >> If you wind up with a path that starts with C:/documents, it's
"almost
| > | >> always" a sure sign you were editing the page without opening your
web
| > | >> and then opening the page and then making changes.
| > | >>
| > | >> almost always = 99.99% sure
| > | >>
| > | >> ;-)
| > | >>
| > | >>
| > | >> --
| > | >> Steve Easton
| > | >> Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > | >> 95isalive
| > | >> This site is best viewed............
| > | >> ........................with a computer
| > | >>
message
| > | >> | > | >> > Can someone please explain how some of the thumbnailed images on
a
| > | >> page open
| > | >> > fine and others don't? I did exactly the same thing to post them
on
| > | >> the
| > | >> > page? (import images to the web, insert image on the page, auto
| > | >> thumbnail)
| > | >> > The more I use Frontpage the more aggravated I get...there is
| > | >> absolutely no
| > | >> > reason that I can see why the file path stays C:/ documents and
| > | >> settings...
| > | >> > etc on some but works properly on others. This happens to me ALL
the
| > | >> time
| > | >> > when I add images to a page.
| > | >> >
| > | >> > Is there a patch for this glitch or at least a way to manually
create
| > | >> > thumbnails and hyperlink to the full sized image myself to avoid
| > | >> wasting
| > | >> > hours trying to get the software to work properly?!
| > | >> >
| > | >> > Here's a link to the page...note that two of the images open and
the
| > | >> rest
| > | >> > don't. (Incidentally, the same thing happened with all of the
images
| > | >> for the
| > | >> > Saints game at the top of the page but deleting them from the
page and
| > | >> > reposting them and rethumbnailing worked for them. These however
| > | >> won't "fix
| > | >> > themselves" and I've already wasted about 2 hours today trying to
get
| > | >> it to
| > | >> > work right.)
| > | >> >
| > | >> >
http://www.patriotworld.com/MrsB/tailgates/2005tailgates.htm#PSGiants
| > | >> >
| > | >> > Thanks... (sorry for the attitude but I'm quite aggravated right
now
| > | >> as I
| > | >> > don't have time to constantly redo the same pages over and over
| > | >> again.)
| > | >> >
| > | >> > Karen
| > | >>
| > | >>
| > | >>
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
| >
 

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