Script: Fade-in Slideshow

[SysNetLink]

Script: Fade-in Slideshow
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamic...inslideshow.htm

I am trying to use this script on a web site. Works fine on my PC but when I upload it to the host, nothing happens. The site was created using Microsoft Publisher, and I used the insert HTML code function to insert the code on the page desired.
Checking the log for the site shows the following: The files DO exist in the folder specified. This is a Linux host. Is there something I need to do to get this to work??

[Sun Apr 24 15:28:33 2005] [error] [client 69.172.25.88] File does not exist: /home/ivyresid/public_html/index_files/Slide4.jpg
[Sun Apr 24 15:28:27 2005] [error] [client 69.172.25.88] File does not exist: /home/ivyresid/public_html/index_files/Slide3.jpg
[Sun Apr 24 15:28:20 2005] [error] [client 69.172.25.88] File does not exist: /home/ivyresid/public_html/index_files/Slide2.jpg
[Sun Apr 24 15:28:20 2005] [error] [client 69.172.25.88] File does not exist: /home/ivyresid/public_html/index_files/Slide1.jpg

[jscheuer1]

A little hard to say without seeing your page, I really need to see the path to the pictures as defined in the html file. So,
PLEASE: Include the URL to your problematic webpage that you want help with.

[mwinter]

The site was created using Microsoft Publisher [...]

The very thought makes me cringe. Frontpage tends to produce nasty markup. Office (and related) products are even worse.

The files DO exist in the folder specified. This is a Linux host. Is there something I need to do to get this to work??

[Sun Apr 24 15:28:33 2005] [error] [client 69.172.25.88] File does not exist: /home/ivyresid/public_html/index_files/Slide4.jpg

There are a couple of things to consider. First, some file systems (including -nix file systems) are case-sensitive. Check the capitalisation of the file on the server against the URL in the markup. Secondly, are you sure the path is correct? The expected URL should be one of the following:

http://www.your-domain.com/index_files/Slide4.jpg
http://ivyresid.your-hosts-domain.com/index_files/Slide4.jpg
http://www.your-hosts-domain.com/~ivyresid/index_files/Slide4.jpg

Mike

[SysNetLink]

here is the URL of the page in question:

http://ivyresidential.com/index_files/suitetour.htm

[SysNetLink]

File names are exactly the same in HTML code and file server

[mwinter]

In that case, this is clearly a problem with your server and not the script. Unless you're comfortable with strangers rummaging through your files and playing with the server, I don't think there's much chance of one of us solving this problem. I've certainly never encountered this situation before.

Mike

[jscheuer1]

Thanks for supplying the link. I've just been on the page and see the situation. I can confirm that the files are there. Here is the trouble, the files are named:

Slide1.JPG
Slide2.JPG
Slide3.JPG
Slide4.JPG
Slide5.JPG
Slide6.JPG
Slide7.JPG
Slide8.JPG
Slide9.JPG
Slide10.JPG
Slide11.JPG
Slide12.JPG

but, in your code, you call them:

Slide1.jpg
Slide2.jpg
Slide3.jpg
Slide4.jpg
Slide5.jpg
Slide6.jpg
Slide7.jpg
Slide8.jpg
Slide9.jpg
Slide10.jpg
Slide11.jpg
Slide12.jpg

See?

[SysNetLink]

Yes, I see , file extension is in caps on the server, but lower case in my code.

[mendoza_analiza]

I am also trying to add this to my website on myspace. Doesn't really work for me. I don't know if myspace is causing this from not working. Please help. Thanks!

http://www.myspace.com/ryanlovesme