Uploading Images to site

K

khj237

I believe that I have tried everything. When I preview my site, it looks
fine. When I follow the instructions to upload (ftp), that all seems to work
fine. But, when I go to my site the pictures are not there. They are .gif
and .jpg files. The tables come in fine and the links even work on the
"broken" pictures. Am I uploading the picture files wrong? Do they have
some type of protection on them since I borrowed them from an affiliate site
(actually I am the affiliate and am trying to use some of the owner's
pictures on my site)? Nothing seems odd about the pictures. I used the
Publisher "check" command (I forget what it called exactly) and It says that
there is nothing wrong with my single page site. I use godaddy as a host and
they say to use ftp.
Please help.
 
K

khj237 via OfficeKB.com

Thanks Guys!! I figured it out!! Something that probably seems like common
sense to the knowledgable as yourselves, was not so common sense to myself.
When publisher made its own files out of my picture files and put them in a
folder, I was trying to upload them individually outside of the folder or I
was placing the index file in the folder. I didn't realize that you upload
the index file and then upload the entire folder containing the picture files.
No one ever said that in everything I've read because I guess it is common
sense. But, to me, the common sense approach was to have all the files
(including the index file) all in the same folder or all out of the folder.
Thanks so much for giving me a hand.

www.mymatchnet.com

Now you can tell me how to make my "www.mymatchnet.com" above link to my site
like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool.

Joe

After looking at the preview of my post I realized that it links
automatically....Great---I'm learning
If you are getting a red x where the images should be, then yes, you
probably haven't uploaded the images. If not, then its possible that your
images are too large, and they are simply taking a long time to load.

Reference: Articles on publishing Publisher web publications
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/category/1921.aspx

And you might want to consider compressing your images:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011266301033.aspx

DavidF
I believe that I have tried everything. When I preview my site, it looks
fine. When I follow the instructions to upload (ftp), that all seems to work
Click to expand...
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
they say to use ftp.
Please help.
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R

Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

Nice looking site (my matchnet.com) but it doesn't look like you created it
with Publisher.

What do you mean: "Now you can tell me how to make my "www.mymatchnet.com"
above link to my site
| like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool."





| Thanks Guys!! I figured it out!! Something that probably seems like
common
| sense to the knowledgable as yourselves, was not so common sense to
myself.
| When publisher made its own files out of my picture files and put them in
a
| folder, I was trying to upload them individually outside of the folder or
I
| was placing the index file in the folder. I didn't realize that you
upload
| the index file and then upload the entire folder containing the picture
files.
| No one ever said that in everything I've read because I guess it is common
| sense. But, to me, the common sense approach was to have all the files
| (including the index file) all in the same folder or all out of the
folder.
| Thanks so much for giving me a hand.
|
| www.mymatchnet.com
|
| Now you can tell me how to make my "www.mymatchnet.com" above link to my
site
| like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool.
|
| Joe
|
| After looking at the preview of my post I realized that it links
| automatically....Great---I'm learning
|
| DavidF wrote:
| >If you are getting a red x where the images should be, then yes, you
| >probably haven't uploaded the images. If not, then its possible that your
| >images are too large, and they are simply taking a long time to load.
| >
| >Reference: Articles on publishing Publisher web publications
| >http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/category/1921.aspx
| >
| >And you might want to consider compressing your images:
| >http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011266301033.aspx
| >
| >DavidF
| >
| >> I believe that I have tried everything. When I preview my site, it
looks
| >> fine. When I follow the instructions to upload (ftp), that all seems
to work
| >[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
| >> they say to use ftp.
| >> Please help.
|
| --
|
 
D

DavidF

So you didn't understand that question either? I thought maybe I was more
dense than normal.

Actually if you look at the source code it does look like it was produced
with Publisher...

DavidF

Rob Giordano (Crash) said:
Nice looking site (my matchnet.com) but it doesn't look like you created it
with Publisher.

What do you mean: "Now you can tell me how to make my "www.mymatchnet.com"
above link to my site
| like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool."





| Thanks Guys!! I figured it out!! Something that probably seems like
common
| sense to the knowledgable as yourselves, was not so common sense to
myself.
| When publisher made its own files out of my picture files and put them in
a
| folder, I was trying to upload them individually outside of the folder or
I
| was placing the index file in the folder. I didn't realize that you
upload
| the index file and then upload the entire folder containing the picture
files.
| No one ever said that in everything I've read because I guess it is common
| sense. But, to me, the common sense approach was to have all the files
| (including the index file) all in the same folder or all out of the
folder.
| Thanks so much for giving me a hand.
|
| www.mymatchnet.com
|
| Now you can tell me how to make my "www.mymatchnet.com" above link to my
site
| like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool.
|
| Joe
|
| After looking at the preview of my post I realized that it links
| automatically....Great---I'm learning
|
| DavidF wrote:
| >If you are getting a red x where the images should be, then yes, you
| >probably haven't uploaded the images. If not, then its possible that your
| >images are too large, and they are simply taking a long time to load.
| >
| >Reference: Articles on publishing Publisher web publications
| >http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/category/1921.aspx
| >
| >And you might want to consider compressing your images:
| >http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011266301033.aspx
| >
| >DavidF
| >
| >> I believe that I have tried everything. When I preview my site, it
looks
| >> fine. When I follow the instructions to upload (ftp), that all seems
to work
| >[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
| >> they say to use ftp.
| >> Please help.
|
| --
|
Click to expand...
 
R

Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

Me? I hardly understand nuttin'.

The splash page looks like Pub, but look at the rest of the site.



| So you didn't understand that question either? I thought maybe I was more
| dense than normal.
|
| Actually if you look at the source code it does look like it was produced
| with Publisher...
|
| DavidF
|
| | > Nice looking site (my matchnet.com) but it doesn't look like you created
| it
| > with Publisher.
| >
| > What do you mean: "Now you can tell me how to make my
"www.mymatchnet.com"
| > above link to my site
| > | like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool."
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | Thanks Guys!! I figured it out!! Something that probably seems like
| > common
| > | sense to the knowledgable as yourselves, was not so common sense to
| > myself.
| > | When publisher made its own files out of my picture files and put them
| in
| > a
| > | folder, I was trying to upload them individually outside of the folder
| or
| > I
| > | was placing the index file in the folder. I didn't realize that you
| > upload
| > | the index file and then upload the entire folder containing the
picture
| > files.
| > | No one ever said that in everything I've read because I guess it is
| common
| > | sense. But, to me, the common sense approach was to have all the
files
| > | (including the index file) all in the same folder or all out of the
| > folder.
| > | Thanks so much for giving me a hand.
| > |
| > | www.mymatchnet.com
| > |
| > | Now you can tell me how to make my "www.mymatchnet.com" above link to
my
| > site
| > | like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool.
| > |
| > | Joe
| > |
| > | After looking at the preview of my post I realized that it links
| > | automatically....Great---I'm learning
| > |
| > | DavidF wrote:
| > | >If you are getting a red x where the images should be, then yes, you
| > | >probably haven't uploaded the images. If not, then its possible that
| your
| > | >images are too large, and they are simply taking a long time to load.
| > | >
| > | >Reference: Articles on publishing Publisher web publications
| > | >http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/category/1921.aspx
| > | >
| > | >And you might want to consider compressing your images:
| > | >http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011266301033.aspx
| > | >
| > | >DavidF
| > | >
| > | >> I believe that I have tried everything. When I preview my site, it
| > looks
| > | >> fine. When I follow the instructions to upload (ftp), that all
seems
| > to work
| > | >[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
| > | >> they say to use ftp.
| > | >> Please help.
| > |
| > | --
| > |
| >
| >
|
|
 
K

khj237 via OfficeKB.com

David:
I just went to my site and a couple of the pictures have the infamous red x
again. Why would
they start working fine and then go away? What can I do?
Thanks,
Joe
So you didn't understand that question either? I thought maybe I was more
dense than normal.

Actually if you look at the source code it does look like it was produced
with Publisher...

DavidF
Nice looking site (my matchnet.com) but it doesn't look like you created it
with Publisher.
Click to expand...
[quoted text clipped - 51 lines]
| >> they say to use ftp.
| >> Please help.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
K

khj237 via OfficeKB.com

Rob:
You are right. I only created the first page to mymatchnet.com. I became an
affiliate to match solutions. They provide a site for you but i found that
it would be hard to advertise www.affiliate/matchsolutions.com/khj237.
So I created my own page so that I can advertise www.mymatchnet.com that
links directly to my affiliate site.
It just made good sense to me.
Nice looking site (my matchnet.com) but it doesn't look like you created it
with Publisher.

What do you mean: "Now you can tell me how to make my "www.mymatchnet.com"
above link to my site
| like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool."

| Thanks Guys!! I figured it out!! Something that probably seems like common
| sense to the knowledgable as yourselves, was not so common sense to myself.
[quoted text clipped - 34 lines]
| >> they say to use ftp.
| >> Please help.
Click to expand...
 
D

DavidF

Did you compress your images as suggested? Have you tried to empty your temp
internet cache? Are you using a dial-up connection? You images load just
fine for me, so they have been uploaded.

DavidF

khj237 via OfficeKB.com said:
David:
I just went to my site and a couple of the pictures have the infamous red x
again. Why would
they start working fine and then go away? What can I do?
Thanks,
Joe
So you didn't understand that question either? I thought maybe I was more
dense than normal.

Actually if you look at the source code it does look like it was produced
with Publisher...

DavidF
Nice looking site (my matchnet.com) but it doesn't look like you created it
with Publisher.
Click to expand...
[quoted text clipped - 51 lines]
| >> they say to use ftp.
| >> Please help.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
D

DavidF

Yep, as the OP replied, he is using Pub for only the first page. Actually I
think this is one of those times where using Publisher might very well be
the "right tool" for the job. I know...I know, I risk the rath of all by
suggesting that in this case a butter knife might be all the user needed
;-). But I do think it is a pretty creative use of the tool...

DavidF

Rob Giordano (Crash) said:
Me? I hardly understand nuttin'.

The splash page looks like Pub, but look at the rest of the site.



| So you didn't understand that question either? I thought maybe I was more
| dense than normal.
|
| Actually if you look at the source code it does look like it was produced
| with Publisher...
|
| DavidF
|
| | > Nice looking site (my matchnet.com) but it doesn't look like you created
| it
| > with Publisher.
| >
| > What do you mean: "Now you can tell me how to make my
"www.mymatchnet.com"
| > above link to my site
| > | like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool."
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | Thanks Guys!! I figured it out!! Something that probably seems like
| > common
| > | sense to the knowledgable as yourselves, was not so common sense to
| > myself.
| > | When publisher made its own files out of my picture files and put them
| in
| > a
| > | folder, I was trying to upload them individually outside of the folder
| or
| > I
| > | was placing the index file in the folder. I didn't realize that you
| > upload
| > | the index file and then upload the entire folder containing the
picture
| > files.
| > | No one ever said that in everything I've read because I guess it is
| common
| > | sense. But, to me, the common sense approach was to have all the
files
| > | (including the index file) all in the same folder or all out of the
| > folder.
| > | Thanks so much for giving me a hand.
| > |
| > | www.mymatchnet.com
| > |
| > | Now you can tell me how to make my "www.mymatchnet.com" above link to
my
| > site
| > | like I've seen other peope do - that's really cool.
| > |
| > | Joe
| > |
| > | After looking at the preview of my post I realized that it links
| > | automatically....Great---I'm learning
| > |
| > | DavidF wrote:
| > | >If you are getting a red x where the images should be, then yes, you
| > | >probably haven't uploaded the images. If not, then its possible that
| your
| > | >images are too large, and they are simply taking a long time to load.
| > | >
| > | >Reference: Articles on publishing Publisher web publications
| > | >http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/category/1921.aspx
| > | >
| > | >And you might want to consider compressing your images:
| > | >http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011266301033.aspx
| > | >
| > | >DavidF
| > | >
| > | >> I believe that I have tried everything. When I preview my site, it
| > looks
| > | >> fine. When I follow the instructions to upload (ftp), that all
seems
| > to work
| > | >[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
| > | >> they say to use ftp.
| > | >> Please help.
| > |
| > | --
| > |
| >
| >
|
|
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K

khj237 via OfficeKB.com

It is working fine now. I called someone last night when it wouldn't come up
right. They looked at it and it came up fine for them. I was using an air
card to get online maybe my connection was bad.
Thanks for the help and the compliments on the usage of my little one page
site.
Joe
Did you compress your images as suggested? Have you tried to empty your temp
internet cache? Are you using a dial-up connection? You images load just
fine for me, so they have been uploaded.

DavidF
David:
I just went to my site and a couple of the pictures have the infamous red x
Click to expand...
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
Click to expand...
 
D

DavidF

Glad to hear that it is working ok. Thanks for posting back.

DavidF

khj237 via OfficeKB.com said:
It is working fine now. I called someone last night when it wouldn't come up
right. They looked at it and it came up fine for them. I was using an air
card to get online maybe my connection was bad.
Thanks for the help and the compliments on the usage of my little one page
site.
Joe
Did you compress your images as suggested? Have you tried to empty your temp
internet cache? Are you using a dial-up connection? You images load just
fine for me, so they have been uploaded.

DavidF
David:
I just went to my site and a couple of the pictures have the infamous
Click to expand...
red x
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
| >> they say to use ftp.
| >> Please help.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 

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